ANSWERS: 14
  • You choosewhether or not to be angry. Nothing can MAKE you angry that you do not allow to do so. If it makes you feel any better, season's almost over and the Cubbies are kicking ASS this year. I'd watch the game too!
  • Absolutely. He needs to know that you are not a boring person, there's much more to life than sitting in fornt of a TV watching a game. He can catch the highlights on ESPN.
  • I think you should go to the party and have a good time. Also keep your eyes open for someone who has tastes closer to your own. Why would you be mad at him for doing something that makes him happy? Personally, I have never felt joined by the hip to my Hubby. If I want to do something and he doesn't (or usually the other way around) we each go our own way. He enjoys stage plays and musicals. I don't. He goes, and I stay home. Neither of us is mad at the other for doing something that makes us happy. One year, he took a month off and went to Europe. I have no interest in doing that, so I rented a condo on the beach and spent the month with my Grandkids. His letters and our pictures are now the subject of a family book we made that has my beach adventures and his European adventures in alternating chapters.
  • It seems to me like your going to be angry either way so go to the party and have a good time.
  • Go to the party and enjoy yourself. Let him watch the game he obviously wants to watch and he can join you later at the party!
  • If he wants to watch the game alone, let him. You want to go to the party, he should let you. If he gets mad, he has himself to be mad at.
  • I see. You seem to be in tune very well. Good luck. You'll do fine!
  • Go! You will resent him either way. Go and have a good time
  • Leave him alone. What would be the use in getting mad at him? Just because you think the party will be awesome doesn't mean that he thinks it will be.
  • I see. You seem to be in tune with what's happening. Good luck. If it's meant to be, time will tell for sure.
  • I'm confused. Why would be his fault that you got mad at him for a decision YOU made. YOU decided to go to the party, he had nothing to do with that decision, and yet you are going to be angry at him because YOU made that decision?? I'm seriously hoping you typed that question wrong and that I'm just confused. Because if you didn't type that question wrong and/or I misunderstood it, I think you are the one with the problem, not your boyfriend.
  • yea you should. you shouldnt miss out on fun for a basseball game. im sure there would be a tv there and there are 162 games, he can miss one.
  • BASEBALL? Snooze-tacular. If it was football... lolz, no it's not acceptable. But go out and enjoy yourself because you know he will be... on the couch... watching baseball...
  • why would you be mad at him? it's not like he's telling you YOU can't go (as if!) go and have fun! he may get tired of being left out OR once you get tired of his boorish behavior you can dump him and start looking for a man who enjoys a more social lifestyle.

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