Aylee
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ORIGINAL: girlygurl Cookies are very important As far as my thoughts on the OP... I suppose the control issue could be at play, but I see it as a display of hmmmm how do I say this without sounding... oh screw it... they're low life scum. A good point. There seem to be an awful lot of those out there. quote:
ORIGINAL: InvisibleBlack The more confident someone is, the more things they can take in stride. In some cases the need for control in tiny things is a reflection of a feeling of lack of control in other areas of life. Likewise, I've noticed the often someone will feel hurt or resentful of their partner but is unable (or unwilling) to connect the feeling with the actual cause and so it surfaces in some other weird way - the type of toothpaste being bought or what TV show to watch. Yet I wonder if perhaps they would spend less time concerned over the olives, chips, cookies, and such, if they could not improve their lives to the point that they did not feel the need to make such fools out of themselves over trivial matters. Or this could be wishful thinking on my part. quote:
ORIGINAL: DarkSteven They weren't fighting over the olives. Something else had happened... he was still pissed off that she hadn't done the laundry, and she was ticked that he had worked two hours overtime without telling her. You get the idea... they didn't fight over the big things, but the resentment was still there - and then their emotions came out over the olives. quote:
ORIGINAL: Level No, seriously, I doubt it, there are bigger issues there, I imagine. I agree with both of you, I just feel that there are better ways of dealing with it. At home preferably. Why these things need to happen in public, I have no idea. It looks so undignified.
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