Quote: Now, it's your job to find "you" time. No excuses, just do it. Get up and work out. Go out after work and go for a bike ride without me. Go polish your car/bike. Go putter around the basement. Do your karate again. I don't care, but you HAVE to do something! I can't be happy if you are not. And you want me to be happy, riiiighhht??? Ha ha ha. LOVE you baby.
Just find time and I will stop scheduling your entire life for you. I admit I have that habit.
R -- I can't tell the tone of your post but even this sounds a little controlling to me, ya know? Now h has the "job" to find time and you give him a bunch of suggestions? I get the sense that there's more here to the story but it still sounds like you are "giving" h the time....that may not convey to him the sense of independence he was hoping for.
Sage
PS just so you know, I struggle with this mightily and still haven't come up with a solution in my M -- how to convey "okayness" with the other doing their thing without sounding controlling about it!!!
Relax. Appreciate. Be calm. Laugh. Enjoy. Be secure. Be loving. Be loved. Don't personalize. Don't ASSume. Accept. Be grateful.