You all know the drill

DodgersBride · May 2011

Confessions, vents, I judge, Unpopular opinions, etc

niecie_jeff · May 2011

I confess that I hate it when FI gets sick! He was sick the last few days now I think I am coming down w/it...and over a 3 day weekend too! Grrr...but I am still at work.

DrPB2b13 · May 2011

I confess that I'm kind of angry at myself for quitting my job, because now I have no money and am reliant on FI and I HATE that. I want to be able to splurge on myself now and again and not feel guilty about it. We already treat things like "our" money, but I can't wait until we're married and it "really" is.

I also really, really worry that the above makes me sound like an irresponsible, money-grubbing wh-re, which couldn't be further from the truth...I just want to feel like I can make my own decisions again, without using an account with someone else's name on it.

And in related news, I'm dreading having to make a decision on a photographer this weekend. I really want to go with the more expensive of our two favorites, because I really do prefer her pictures, but I feel really, really guilty about the expense.

DodgersBride · May 2011

It bugs me when posters use text speak, colored text, and all caps. It really hurts my eyes when they use colored text. Also paragraphs are your BFF use them. Like DrP just did.

julbgordo · May 2011

FI is a dilly-dally-er. I call him that whenever I'm waiting for us to go somewhere. I am a very punctual person and grew up with a mother that was/is always late for everything. It's one of the few things about my FI that drives me nuts.

I bring it up to him all the time. I wish he understood how much being late bothers me. It's not like we don't talk about it. It just never sinks in with him for whatever reason.

On the same note, whenever we drive somewhere, I leave it up to him to know where we're going/how to get there. If I drive, I Google map it and print it out so I know. He pretty much leaves it to chance and we've gotten lost more than once. I don't know why he doesn't print out directions. I guess it's a guy thing.

Thankfully, my mom said she's getting me a navigator. But I know FI will never use it

Rethany · May 2011

I have an unpopular opinion (even more so because it's been in the news so much lately). Last night we had some terrible storms come through. Very rarely do we get tornadoes in our neck of the woods. People last night were BSC. Freaking out, getting in their basements, etc.

I guess because there have been so many nonproducing storms it doesn't phase me much anymore. FI and I just sat on the couch watching tv. We really weren't worried at all. I felt like the storms were no more than any other bad storm we have.

This might come to bite me in the butt one day, but I feel like I know when it is time to get in the basement and when it is safe to sit on the couch.

DrPB2b13 · May 2011

Last one...

I judge the people I babysit for because their dishes are always greasy. I end up eating a hot pocket or something for lunch, because I don't trust them to have washed their dishes properly. I kind of feel like asking exactly what they do with their dish soap, because it clearly gets used up and they buy new bottles, and it's the same kind I use so obviously it's not that the soap doesn't work. It's disgusting, and makes me want to demand that they bring their baby to my house if they want me to watch her, just so I can eat my own food off my own dishes.

I just went to get lunch so this came up. Hot pocket again, oh boy...

midgetthemighty · May 2011

In Response to <a href="http://forums.theknot.com/Sites/theknot/Pages/Main.aspx/wedding-club-boards_june-2012-weddings_drill?plckFindPostKey=Cat:Wedding Club BoardsForum:3ae4d68d-f10a-4dec-8810-da13c14a7b86Discussion:23232c10-c889-4c40-b4e8-933542a21c59Post:41d115e4-d9a3-4adc-ba56-aec3cb8e9d69">Re: You all know the drill</a>:
[QUOTE]It bugs me when posters use text speak, colored text, and all caps. It really hurts my eyes when they use colored text. Also paragraphs are your BFF use them. Like DrP just did.
Posted by DodgersBride[/QUOTE]

I unfriended someone on facebook because all of her status updates LOoKed lIKe tHIs and it drove me absolutely crazy. I don't know how she found out so quickly but the next day I had a friend request from her. Really?

I totally agree with what's quoted though, although I do from time to time use colored text. *sorry* <img src="http://cdn.cl9.vanillaforums.com/downloaded/ver1.0/content/scripts/tinymce/plugins/emotions/images/smiley-innocent.gif" border="0" alt="Innocent" title="Innocent" />

I confess that I drink too much Mountain Dew and I know I should stop drinking it as much but I don't.

diamondx423 · May 2011

this is really random...

i judge people who use the middle bathroom stall. our bathroom nearest my lab has 3 stalls, and i generally want to be no where near anyone else doing their business. its one thing to use the middle if the two ends are taken, but its so awkward to take the middle when the others are open.

sweetcanadian1979 · May 2011

In Response to <a href="http://forums.theknot.com/Sites/theknot/Pages/Main.aspx/wedding-club-boards_june-2012-weddings_drill?plckFindPostKey=Cat:Wedding%20Club%20BoardsForum:3ae4d68d-f10a-4dec-8810-da13c14a7b86Discussion:23232c10-c889-4c40-b4e8-933542a21c59Post:1d6e89cf-6b5e-4efd-88f7-48cce581b72d">Re: You all know the drill</a>:
[QUOTE]Last one... I judge the people I babysit for because their dishes are always greasy. I end up eating a hot pocket or something for lunch, because I don't trust them to have washed their dishes properly. I kind of feel like asking exactly what they do with their dish soap, because it clearly gets used up and they buy new bottles, and it's the same kind I use so obviously it's not that the soap doesn't work. It's disgusting, and makes me want to demand that they bring their baby to my house if they want me to watch her, just so I can eat my own food off my own dishes. I just went to get lunch so this came up. Hot pocket again, oh boy...
Posted by DrPB2b13[/QUOTE]

<div>Why don't you wash the dishes you want to use so you know they are clean lol</div>

michellep1 · May 2011

FI is wasteful. When we moved out of our apartment at grad school we filled up a whole garbage bag with clothes we wanted to donate. FI said he was going to take them somewhere, so when I came with my sister to get my last load of stuff to bring home, I left the bag for him. Then I find out, he left it in the garage with the stuff belonging to the people moving in in a few weeks (we let them store it there while they're in between apartments). Those guys are definitely going to throw it out! The clothes will get musty and gross and it will just be trash. People could have worn those clothes, they were in greatttt condition!

FI also has a nice habit of forcing me to interrogate him. If I ask any mildly open-ended question, he just can not give me any details. I have to ask very direct questions like I'm in a court of law or something, and it drives me insane! Or he'll completely fail to tell me something and when I find out about it he'll say, "you didn't ask." It's always something that there's no way I would even think to ask about it, either. The other part that goes along with this is his mom will say something to him and when I ask FI any details about it he informs me that he didn't ask any details. I always get so mad because it just seems like he doesn't care about what happens in his life sometimes because he just refuses to ask for any information about something that's happening to him! I don't know if he's just less detail-oriented because hes a male, but it drives me insaaaane!

I don't mean to have a bitchsesh about FI, he's an amazing man, really romantic, and I'm very lucky to have him, but this is our venting day, so I had to get it out.

Rethany · May 2011

In Response to <a href="http://forums.theknot.com/Sites/theknot/Pages/Main.aspx/wedding-club-boards_june-2012-weddings_drill?plckFindPostKey=Cat:Wedding%20Club%20BoardsForum:3ae4d68d-f10a-4dec-8810-da13c14a7b86Discussion:23232c10-c889-4c40-b4e8-933542a21c59Post:cea2adb8-020f-41df-8c44-f379e4d23e2d">Re: You all know the drill</a>:
[QUOTE]this is really random... i judge people who use the middle bathroom stall. our bathroom nearest my lab has 3 stalls, and i generally want to be no where near anyone else doing their business. its one thing to use the middle if the two ends are taken, but its so awkward to take the middle when the others are open.
Posted by diamondx423[/QUOTE]

I typically go on the furthest away from the door. Too many times those stalls have the crack between the wall and stall or the stall door so when people walk in the bathroom door they see you peeing on the toilet. Bathroom stalls in general kind of creep me out. haha.

DrPB2b13 · May 2011

In Response to <a href="http://forums.theknot.com/Sites/theknot/Pages/Main.aspx/wedding-club-boards_june-2012-weddings_drill?plckFindPostKey=Cat:Wedding Club BoardsForum:3ae4d68d-f10a-4dec-8810-da13c14a7b86Discussion:23232c10-c889-4c40-b4e8-933542a21c59Post:a5451d21-734e-4fc0-867d-229480d6cb99">Re: You all know the drill</a>:
[QUOTE]In Response to Re: You all know the drill : Why don't you wash the dishes you want to use so you know they are clean lol
Posted by sweetcanadian1979[/QUOTE]

Because the dishes in the sink are piled too high to wash just a couple of dishes without doing all of them. And I'm not their housekeeper, I'm their babysitter. I will happily watch their kid, I will happily clean up after their kid, but cleaning the whole house is not my job.

midgetthemighty · May 2011

In Response to <a href="http://forums.theknot.com/Sites/theknot/Pages/Main.aspx/wedding-club-boards_june-2012-weddings_drill?plckFindPostKey=Cat:Wedding Club BoardsForum:3ae4d68d-f10a-4dec-8810-da13c14a7b86Discussion:23232c10-c889-4c40-b4e8-933542a21c59Post:92d8a7fb-c181-4a4b-a0c6-a31cd423f002">Re: You all know the drill</a>:
[QUOTE]In Response to Re: You all know the drill : I typically go on the furthest away from the door. Too many times those stalls have the crack between the wall and stall or the stall door so when people walk in the bathroom door they see you peeing on the toilet. <strong>Bathroom stalls in general kind of creep me out</strong>. haha.
Posted by spiffycoolbeans[/QUOTE]

I'm normally okay with most bathroom stalls, but when FI and I were at the Relay for Life at the park last weekend...wow. The stalls were made of OSB and you could see over them very easily. I'm not tall (barely 5'1") and when I stood up to pull my pants back up, I could see out to everyone waiting. Awkward.

Oh, and one of the stalls didn't even have a latch and you can pretty much see inside the bathroom/stalls from <em>outside</em> the building.

AnnaKay12 · May 2011

I judge people who allow their young children to curse or use obscene language. I get it, it's just a word, but I really don't want to hear your seven year old drop the F-bomb (or any other curse word) every five minutes during daily interactions. It's annoying.

diamondx423 · May 2011

In Response to <a href="http://forums.theknot.com/Sites/theknot/Pages/Main.aspx/wedding-club-boards_june-2012-weddings_drill?plckFindPostKey=Cat:Wedding Club BoardsForum:3ae4d68d-f10a-4dec-8810-da13c14a7b86Discussion:23232c10-c889-4c40-b4e8-933542a21c59Post:3837e449-4478-4482-a56e-baf2f94c47d6">Re: You all know the drill</a>:
[QUOTE]In Response to Re: You all know the drill : Because the dishes in the sink are piled too high to wash just a couple of dishes without doing all of them. And I'm not their housekeeper, I'm their babysitter. I will happily watch their kid, I will happily clean up after their kid, but cleaning the whole house is not my job.
Posted by DrPB2b13[/QUOTE]

I would bring paper plates, hot pockets get old and there is also no way I'd do their dishes.

julbgordo · May 2011

In Response to <a href="http://forums.theknot.com/Sites/theknot/Pages/Main.aspx/wedding-club-boards_june-2012-weddings_drill?plckFindPostKey=Cat:Wedding%20Club%20BoardsForum:3ae4d68d-f10a-4dec-8810-da13c14a7b86Discussion:23232c10-c889-4c40-b4e8-933542a21c59Post:286937d7-b055-4bce-bd46-417c11b22019">Re: You all know the drill</a>:
[QUOTE]FI also has a nice habit of forcing me to interrogate him. If I ask any mildly open-ended question, he just can not give me any details. I have to ask very direct questions like I'm in a court of law or something, and it drives me insane! Or he'll completely fail to tell me something and when I find out about it he'll say, "you didn't ask." It's always something that there's no way I would even think to ask about it, either. The other part that goes along with this is his mom will say something to him and when I ask FI any details about it he informs me that he didn't ask any details. I always get so mad because it just seems like he doesn't care about what happens in his life sometimes because he just refuses to ask for any information about something that's happening to him! I don't know if he's just less detail-oriented because hes a male, but it drives me insaaaane!
Posted by michellep1[/QUOTE]<div>
</div><div>I think our FIs are long lost brothers or something. Mine does all of this as well. Drives me nuts.

</div>

midgetthemighty · May 2011

In Response to <a href="http://forums.theknot.com/Sites/theknot/Pages/Main.aspx/wedding-club-boards_june-2012-weddings_drill?plckFindPostKey=Cat:Wedding Club BoardsForum:3ae4d68d-f10a-4dec-8810-da13c14a7b86Discussion:23232c10-c889-4c40-b4e8-933542a21c59Post:88629395-5340-4c46-a24e-b583d19eaf74">Re: You all know the drill</a>:
[QUOTE]I judge people who allow their young children to curse or use obscene language. I get it, it's just a word, but I really don't want to hear your seven year old drop the F-bomb (or any other curse word) every five minutes during daily interactions. It's annoying.
Posted by AnnaKay12[/QUOTE]

Seconded! Most of the time they don't even understand that it's a bad word because their parents probably say it around them 5249075892347597 times a day. Those that do understand (because let's be serious...kids are smart) have been conditioned to not care because of their parents choice in vocabulary.

TeamMoriarty · May 2011

keeping with the bathroom theme- i am kind of afraid of using the dark stall. by that i mean that i like the stall i choose to have light directly above it- i will always choose the lightest stall, no matter what positioning it has in the line. weird, i know.

i confess that i feel guilty about potentially changing our wedding from the berkshires (MA) to washington. it would be so much better financially, but we would probably loose a lot of guest (especially FIs family). I know that even bringing it up to his parents as a possibility is going to really disappoint them (esp. FMIL).

i have always struggled with pleasing people (often times in lieu of myself) and have really been working on focusing what will be best for FI and me in the long run, but it's still hard to disappoint people i care about.

sprtychick10 · May 2011

I hate kids who have no respect for their elders. I work at a high school and some of the things I hear/see make me feel so "old." I would never think about doing some of the things they do. I feel like my parents but I always think "when I was a kid, I would never do x, y and z"

Edit: It also makes me appreciate the way I was raised and the values my parents enstilled in me

chrmun · May 2011

I'm getting pretty irritated with people who think I'm dying for their opinion on gay marriage. I mean, if you hear that a straight couple is getting married, what do you say? "Congratulations." What you DON'T do is tell them what you think about their right to get married, tell them about Jesus, or quibble about the terminology.
Don't get me wrong. Most people I talk to are really happy for us and the majority of my family are rockstars, but there are a few people who just HAVE to share their thoughts. (Does this mean I get to tell them what I think of THEIR relationships?)

sprtychick10 · May 2011

In Response to <a href="http://forums.theknot.com/Sites/theknot/Pages/Main.aspx/wedding-club-boards_june-2012-weddings_drill?plckFindPostKey=Cat:Wedding Club BoardsForum:3ae4d68d-f10a-4dec-8810-da13c14a7b86Discussion:23232c10-c889-4c40-b4e8-933542a21c59Post:725a20bc-7cdc-4ff1-90f8-e8b524e94943">Re: You all know the drill</a>:
[QUOTE]keeping with the bathroom theme- i am kind of afraid of using the dark stall. by that i mean that i like the stall i choose to have light directly above it- i will always choose the lightest stall, no matter what positioning it has in the line. weird, i know. <strong>i confess that i feel guilty about potentially changing our wedding from the berkshires (MA) to washington. it would be so much better financially, but we would probably loose a lot of guest (especially FIs family). I know that even bringing it up to his parents as a possibility is going to really disappoint them (esp. FMIL)</strong>. i have always struggled with pleasing people (often times in lieu of myself) and have really been working on focusing what will be best for FI and me in the long run, but it's still hard to disappoint people i care about.
Posted by TeamMoriarty[/QUOTE]

Can you sit down with them and explain to them why you are thinking about moving the location to washington. Maybe when they realize it will benefit your FI and you in the long run, they will understand. Bottom line, those who want to be there for your wedding day will be there. Even if it is half way across the country. You never know, they could make a vacation out of it. See parts of the country they have never seen.

diamondx423 · May 2011

In Response to <a href="http://forums.theknot.com/Sites/theknot/Pages/Main.aspx/wedding-club-boards_june-2012-weddings_drill?plckFindPostKey=Cat:Wedding Club BoardsForum:3ae4d68d-f10a-4dec-8810-da13c14a7b86Discussion:23232c10-c889-4c40-b4e8-933542a21c59Post:f4a09438-d81f-4602-99d6-484d2c758d73">Re: You all know the drill</a>:
[QUOTE]I'm getting pretty irritated with people who think I'm dying for their opinion on gay marriage. I mean, if you hear that a straight couple is getting married, what do you say? "Congratulations." What you DON'T do is tell them what you think about their right to get married, tell them about Jesus, or quibble about the terminology. Don't get me wrong. Most people I talk to are really happy for us and the majority of my family are rockstars, but there are a few people who just HAVE to share their thoughts. (Does this mean I get to tell them what I think of THEIR relationships?)
Posted by chrmun[/QUOTE]

i didn't know that you were a SS couple, and to be honest it doesn't phase me one bit. that being said, CONGRATULATIONS! <img src="http://cdn.cl9.vanillaforums.com/downloaded/ver1.0/content/scripts/tinymce/plugins/emotions/images/smiley-smile.gif" border="0" alt="Smile" title="Smile" />

midgetthemighty · May 2011

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[QUOTE]I'm getting pretty irritated with people who think I'm dying for their opinion on gay marriage. I mean, if you hear that a straight couple is getting married, what do you say? "Congratulations." What you DON'T do is tell them what you think about their right to get married, tell them about Jesus, or quibble about the terminology. Don't get me wrong. Most people I talk to are really happy for us and the majority of my family are rockstars, but there are a few people who just HAVE to share their thoughts. (Does this mean I get to tell them what I think of THEIR relationships?)
Posted by chrmun[/QUOTE]

<strong>Congratulations! </strong>Sometimes people really need to keep their opinions to themselves. Don't let them get you down! <img src="http://cdn.cl9.vanillaforums.com/downloaded/ver1.0/content/scripts/tinymce/plugins/emotions/images/smiley-laughing.gif" border="0" alt="Laughing" title="Laughing" />

TeamMoriarty · May 2011

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[QUOTE]In Response to Re: You all know the drill : Can you sit down with them and explain to them why you are thinking about moving the location to washington. Maybe when they realize it will benefit your FI and you in the long run, they will understand. Bottom line, those who want to be there for your wedding day will be there. Even if it is half way across the country. You never know, they could make a vacation out of it. See parts of the country they have never seen.
Posted by sprtychick10[/QUOTE]

yes, i think they would be receptive to this- it will be a phone convo b/c they live in MA and we are in MT, but none the less. i don't mean that they would be disappointed in US, just kind of sad b/c they have been so excited. and my FMIL does NOT fly, and they have been talking about a cross country train trip to see us anyways, this would ensure it!

thanks for the support!

midgetthemighty · May 2011

I have an "I judge" because it just happened at the Reds v Phillies game I'm listening to.

I judge people who run onto the field at baseball games. Is it really worth $3,000 and being kicked out of the ballpark for an undetermined amount of time? I think not.

niecie_jeff · May 2011

In Response to <a href="http://forums.theknot.com/Sites/theknot/Pages/Main.aspx/wedding-club-boards_june-2012-weddings_drill?plckFindPostKey=Cat:Wedding Club BoardsForum:3ae4d68d-f10a-4dec-8810-da13c14a7b86Discussion:23232c10-c889-4c40-b4e8-933542a21c59Post:f4a09438-d81f-4602-99d6-484d2c758d73">Re: You all know the drill</a>:
[QUOTE]I'm getting pretty irritated with people who think I'm dying for their opinion on gay marriage. I mean, if you hear that a straight couple is getting married, what do you say? "Congratulations." What you DON'T do is tell them what you think about their right to get married, tell them about Jesus, or quibble about the terminology. Don't get me wrong. Most people I talk to are really happy for us and the majority of my family are rockstars, but there are a few people who just HAVE to share their thoughts. (Does this mean I get to tell them what I think of THEIR relationships?)
Posted by chrmun[/QUOTE]

People can be so small minded at times. Who cares if your a SS couple? You love each other and THAT is what matters! Congrats on you upcoming wedding!!! :)

Sarah0335 · May 2011

I have a vent that is going to make me probably sound horrible.

I really don't like my engagement ring (small 3-stone princess cut with no details). I feel very guilty for saying it, but it is the truth. I always wanted a unique ring the resembled more of who I am and something that stood out. I told him before we were engaged that it will be the ONLY object thing I will have for my entire life everyday, so I would prefer it to be special.

My FI is very frugal with certain things. We know each others finances, so I know he has the money. You know the "rule" about three months salary for the ring. My friends joke that I got a half a month ring after taxes.

I feel like I missed out on the exciting times of showing off your ring when you first get engaged. I would love to get a new one. I don't know whow to bring it up without hurting him!! I would pay for it myself, but I know that would just hurt him even more. I feel like I am going to be stuck with a ring I don't like for the rest of my life!

DodgersBride · May 2011

Sarah I think it is incredibly rude of your friends to joke like that about your ring. I would be very upset if my so called friends made fun of my E ring. Even if I didn't like it. I could only imagine what your FI would think and feel if he heard them say that.

I don't what kind of advice to give you on bring it up to FI because I feel like either way he might take it in a bad way. Which sucks. Maybe you can get a wedding band that is really you and that you really like. Some people just wear the band after the wedding.

sprtychick10 · May 2011

In Response to <a href="http://forums.theknot.com/Sites/theknot/Pages/Main.aspx/wedding-club-boards_june-2012-weddings_drill?plckFindPostKey=Cat:Wedding Club BoardsForum:3ae4d68d-f10a-4dec-8810-da13c14a7b86Discussion:23232c10-c889-4c40-b4e8-933542a21c59Post:51c63d85-3b4c-49c1-8769-59e82713de36">Re: You all know the drill</a>:
[QUOTE]I have a vent that is going to make me probably sound horrible. I really don't like my engagement ring (small 3-stone princess cut with no details). I feel very guilty for saying it, but it is the truth. I always wanted a unique ring the resembled more of who I am and something that stood out. I told him before we were engaged that it will be the ONLY object thing I will have for my entire life everyday, so I would prefer it to be special. My FI is very frugal with certain things. We know each others finances, so I know he has the money. You know the "rule" about three months salary for the ring. <strong>My friends joke that I got a half a month ring after taxes</strong>. I feel like I missed out on the exciting times of showing off your ring when you first get engaged. I would love to get a new one. I don't know whow to bring it up without hurting him!! I would pay for it myself, but I know that would just hurt him even more. I feel like I am going to be stuck with a ring I don't like for the rest of my life!
Posted by Sarah0335[/QUOTE]

I would be pissed if my friends joked about my e-ring.

midgetthemighty · May 2011

In Response to <a href="http://forums.theknot.com/Sites/theknot/Pages/Main.aspx/wedding-club-boards_june-2012-weddings_drill?plckFindPostKey=Cat:Wedding Club BoardsForum:3ae4d68d-f10a-4dec-8810-da13c14a7b86Discussion:23232c10-c889-4c40-b4e8-933542a21c59Post:7b565b3e-7790-4759-b08b-81763071cad6">Re: You all know the drill</a>:
[QUOTE]Sarah I think it is incredibly rude of your friends to joke like that about your ring. I would be very upset if my so called friends made fun of my E ring. Even if I didn't like it. I could only imagine what your FI would think and feel if he heard them say that. I don't what kind of advice to give you on bring it up to FI because I feel like either way he might take it in a bad way. Which sucks. <strong>Maybe you can get a wedding band that is really you and that you really like. </strong>Some people just wear the band after the wedding.
Posted by DodgersBride[/QUOTE]

That is exactly what I was thinking when I read your post, Sarah. You can try on different bands with the e-ring and I'm willing to bet you'll be able to find one that compliments it and shows your taste. Maybe you'll even find one that makes the e-ring look more like "you".

I would also be pissed if my friends made fun of my e-ring. If one of my friends didn't like theirs I would never even dream of making fun of it. That only makes it worse IMO.

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