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![]() Ultimate Proscrastinator married to the PerfectionistSubmitted by Anonymous on October 10, 2007 - 10:57pm.
I have been married for 14yrs this date and as an ultimate procrastinator, I too, am working on my 2006 business taxes. My procrastination habits worsened after two failed spine surgeries 4 yrs ago and I became chronically disabled. Today is our anniversary and I said, "could we do something for our anniversary this weekend? - go out to dinner, etc" and he just rolled his eyes at me. If I try to talk to him about a book that interests me, he just cuts me off and says he's not interested. He does have a demanding job, works long hours, and then either glues himself to the tv or games on his computer. One male friend suggested that because I have a graduate degree and husband has his GED, husband isn't able to articulate his emotions as I would expect and not to take things literally. However, I am so desperately sad because he has started treating me like crap since I became ill. I see a therapist and many doctors. He has refused marriage counseling. Husband's mother has been morbidly obese all his life, in a wheelchair, and because he was embarassed by his mother all his life, I suspect that he sees me as another embarassment. I still love him and am scared to leave. »
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