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Title: I told him he's being a dck Post by: Rockylove on October 14, 2014, 04:44:36 PM ok... .so it's been my M.O. to make jokes about stuff. He's on the verge of having a good ol' rage and I'm soo not interested in it. I've got things to do and that doesn't include getting into it with him and having to leave for a break. I have to be here to take care of what I need to take care of. I'm trying to establish myself in the community as a local artist and there's just no time for buffoonery. My health is dictating change and I'm not going to let his f'd up mood break me now.
Interestingly... .this latest bout of wackazoid began when I felt the need to change gears. My uBPDh was the one that said "just quit" and I was reluctant so I'm still doing some small tile jobs (anything that keeps me upright and doesn't involve carrying hundreds of pounds of cement and tile). Today I brought some of my mosaic pots, vases and beaded/painted gourds to a local shop on consignment. I'm planning to hit a couple more in the next couple of weeks. I've got to replenish stock. I have to create my website. I have a lot to do and I'm not going to let his craziness to disrupt my flow. He says he's proud of me and praises me for what I do, but I know down deep that's not the case and I don't care. I'm sorry that he's not confident that anything he does is worthwhile, but I am confident in my abilities and I intend to let my light shine. His consolation prize... .I made him one of my best home made apple pies... .and I told him that he could always have my love, but I won't allow him to have apple pie unless he stopped being a d*ck. Tough love? Good grief, I'm dealing with a toddler. Title: Re: I told him he's being a dck Post by: KateCat on October 14, 2014, 05:39:44 PM Oh, this is exciting. |iiii An excellent move that is bound to bring many rewards, plus a few challenges, heh heh.
Title: Re: I told him he's being a dck Post by: Ladylove on October 14, 2014, 08:17:06 PM I'm sorry that he's not confident that anything he does is worthwhile, but I am confident in my abilities and I intend to let my light shine. Good for you! I admire your strength -Lady Title: Re: I told him he's being a dck Post by: allibaba on October 14, 2014, 08:26:45 PM I have a lot to do and I'm not going to let his craziness to disrupt my flow. Hey Rockylove... .so good to "see" you... .its been a while! I am loving the 'tough' LOVE and the fact that you are not letting anyone get in the way of your success. You go with your bad self Title: Re: I told him he's being a dck Post by: Verbena on October 14, 2014, 09:56:45 PM He says he's proud of me and praises me for what I do, but I know down deep that's not the case and I don't care. I'm sorry that he's not confident that anything he does is worthwhile, but I am confident in my abilities and I intend to let my light shine.
I can so identify with this, except that my H never compliments me or praises me, ever. He would rather stick pins in his eyes first. I do interior design full time since I retired as a teacher, so you and I are both are in creative fields. I think my H, like yours possibly, has deep-seated insecurities that won't allow him to see the talents I have. Good for you for being confident in your talents. Title: Re: I told him he's being a dck Post by: Rockylove on October 16, 2014, 06:51:52 AM Thank you all for the words of encouragement. I really don't want to do anything that's going to piss him off, but I have to do what I have to do and he has just been so "off" lately.
Verbena, I'm sorry your H doesn't compliment you/your work. I suppose I should be grateful that mine does. I've never been very strong in the self confidence area and it's a huge step for me to do this. I have so much anxiety about starting a new venture and I just can't let his mood affect me |