*Does your spouse make you feel ignorant?*

@anldzm (505)
United States
November 11, 2006 7:35am CST
Does your spouse make you feel ignorant bc you don't agree w/his(her)ideas? Why do they "think" they know "everything" and their partner knows absolutely nothing about the world around them? Is that an insecurity or just wanting to be the dominant half?
4 responses
• United States
12 Nov 06
Not ignorant, but she is completely intollerant of opinions and ideas that are different from her own. She won't listen to advice that would keep her from experiencing pain b/c she has to do it on her own. makes no sense to me.
@anldzm (505)
• United States
15 Nov 06
Peace:) - p
Thanks...Good Luck:)
• United States
11 Nov 06
It sounds like your spouse has issues. Maybe insecurity, dominant, and mostly he is insensitive. No, my spouse is wonderful. He always encourages me and supports me. Sorry your mate is the way he is.
@anldzm (505)
• United States
11 Nov 06
thanks but you know what? I can handle him just fine....congrats w/ur spouse.....Thanks...Peace:)
@amitavch3 (436)
• India
11 Nov 06
never
• United States
11 Nov 06
My husband is a lot like that. He'll argue on a certain topic until the cows come home, and if someone says, "I disagree," he responds with, "No, you're not listening to me!" and insist upon stating his point in a different way. It's rather annoying, but the thing that makes it REALLY aggravating is that he's really smart, and as a result he's usually right. But I don't take that for granted, though...I'll argue every point with him until the break of dawn. The thing is, with him, he actually, truly believes that he is right, and he gets upset because nobody else can see it, so they must not be listening. Also, there's a thing with guys too...they really want to come up with a solution to a problem, implement it immediately, and watch the problem go away. They will sacrifice almost anything in order for this to happen, including making their wives feel good about themselves. They figure, "Hey, there's a problem. Everybody will be happier when it gets fixed, so I'm going to come up with one solution that might work and really put all my weight into it so that we can fix this." So it really might be coming more from just a guy thing. I assume you're talking about a guy, by the way. If not, then I'm not sure that last paragraph will be valid.
@anldzm (505)
• United States
11 Nov 06
Let me tell you about my husband,I think he was expecting to marry a timid young girl but instead found himself with a lot more than he could handle,he he:)As far as I am concerned I think what intimidates him is that I am not dumb and submissive and that I do not depend on him entirely as he wishes....anyways...thanks...Peace:)