ANSWERS: 6
  • Tell her you are not their chuaffeur. I think she trust you, that is why she laughs about it, she probably thinks you should be able to handle your own.
  • 1) If your wifes' drunk girlfriends are calling for a ride home, why isn't your wife going? 2) Why are you the only available ride, is there no taxi service in your area...? 3) Why does your wife feel that it is your responsibility to be her friends' chauffer? I agree this is something you should discuss with your wife. This is not normal behavior. Maybe it's time your wife re-evaluates what "friendship" is. Maybe her friends know she'll make you pick them up, and they think you're hot. Or maybe your wife is trying to set you up to cheat... this is a very odd thing. Maybe she thinks you will do anything she tells you to, which is why you end up picking them up. Next time it happens, say no. And mean it. Put your foot down, don't give in. She needs to understand that you married her, not her friends.
  • Sounds like she trusts you. Quit whining about it, sounds like you have a good thing going!
  • friends being rude and disrespectful by attempting to pick up on someones spouse is no laughing matter. It is not your job to drive around drunk ladies ensuring their safety. Your wife needs to either check her drunk friend and put them in their places or she needs to grow up and realize that being married is not a game or a joke. I would talk to my wife and let her know that these things are not acceptable, because trust me she wouldnt hesitate to accuse you of something if one of the drunk bimbos blamed you for saying or doing someting, they felt was inappropriate.
  • why not suggest to her that they just stay over for the night ... see what kind of fun ensues :)
  • You should tell her that you don't want to take them home anymore. She trusts you. But it is not a good thing to do this. Just tell her straight that you don't want to take them home anymore. No questions about it.

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