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12/4/2014 11:23:23 PM
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Need Advice, Warning Long Read

So I need advice from veteran husbands lol so my boss and I are really close (my boss is a women) i have been working with my boss for 5 years she knows my entire life she has seen my ups and downs especially through one of the worse breakups in my life. So last friday was my Birthday wife didnt get me anything instead i spent all day in hospital since HER friend had a baby and we spend all night there no big deal to me since i told her my Bday is not a big deal but she made me care this year with promises of my headset (which i did not get) and a party (also didnt happen) she brought my hopes up. SO heres the issue my boss was gone my birthday week she went back home taiwan her grandfather was very ill, Yet today she came in with a big bag for me it had all these goodies from her hometown and a very nice card she wrote how she appreciates all the work i have done for her and how she considers me a close friend, my wife works at my office now and she saw the gift and now shes all pissy at me idk if just to tell her what the heck her deal is or just let her win this one. (also my ex of 5 years was asian, i think thats a big factor on why my wife hates my boss)
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  • Edited by kklathan8613: 12/5/2014 8:25:36 AM
    When people, especially women in my (granted very limited experience) feel guilty about something, it makes them (or us, I include myself in this group) very irritated. We tend to strike out at the subject of our irritation and guilt, even if the cause of that irritation or guilt is a promise that we failed to keep, or something we forgot to do. There are a few reasons why she is pissy, most likely it is because she is either, or both, jealous at your boss (an Asian woman like her) for doing something nice for you or she is feeling guilty for not doing the same despite the similar situations. My advice would be to sit down with her and explain, clearly and calmly, that you are disappointed and it is not the birthday that had you disappointed, it is the promises which were not kept. Say that you understand that her friend was having a baby, and that you are glad to share part of that joy with her, but there has been no sign that she remembered her promises. Tell her what you told us, that you were looking forward to this birthday [i]because[/i] of her promises, and that you had hoped to share [i]this[/i] joy and [i]this[/i] experience with her. Be understanding, be compassionate, and remember that a marriage is built on promises, but that sometimes promises get put on a back burner with the best of intentions, and never taken off. If you love your wife, all else follows. I would still buy the headset yourself though, and splurge a bit :D

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