Neediness had
overtaken my senses on Saturday night.
Not sure what exactly I needed, but I NEEDED it and someone had better
give it to me! I prayed, and I thought
about it and gave it a few hours to subside, then I decided that since the husband
was the only one available at the time then he must be the one that should
solve all of my problems. I did the
thing you are supposed to do when you are married, I communicated. A very clumsy display of communication it was
too. I told him that something was
wrong, and that I felt like I needed to talk, but when he asked me to explain
it sounded something like this… chirp…..chirp….”er,
um, well I dunno, I just uhh, well..y’know.”
chirp….chirp….SNNOOORRREEE (that was his contribution). Since my audience had now checked out, I had
to turn it back to God. With tears and
supplication I fell asleep.
The next day we went to church. I was happy to have that distraction from my so-called problem and just get into worshipping and being with loved ones. However, as soon as we got into the car and were on our way home, the cloud found me again. It must have stayed in the car during church since evil is not allowed in the building. When we got home and changed from our church clothes and had a chance to talk again, I was finally able to say something that made some sense. I got a hug and POOF, all better. The poor man was baffled. We survived my hormonal abyss without a fight and all was well.
So, Monday he comes home from work, being oh so attentive and sweet. Calling me with his new little pet name for me, “Mumsy….you wanna sit by me?” After a few times, I “realized” i.e.(a brick flew into our living room and hit me upside the head) “He’s trying to give you extra attention. You asked for this, you idiot!” I was playing on the computer, completely content and he’s caught up now and trying to fulfill my needs. Are we all like this? Poor men! We really need to cut them some slack.
The next day we went to church. I was happy to have that distraction from my so-called problem and just get into worshipping and being with loved ones. However, as soon as we got into the car and were on our way home, the cloud found me again. It must have stayed in the car during church since evil is not allowed in the building. When we got home and changed from our church clothes and had a chance to talk again, I was finally able to say something that made some sense. I got a hug and POOF, all better. The poor man was baffled. We survived my hormonal abyss without a fight and all was well.
So, Monday he comes home from work, being oh so attentive and sweet. Calling me with his new little pet name for me, “Mumsy….you wanna sit by me?” After a few times, I “realized” i.e.(a brick flew into our living room and hit me upside the head) “He’s trying to give you extra attention. You asked for this, you idiot!” I was playing on the computer, completely content and he’s caught up now and trying to fulfill my needs. Are we all like this? Poor men! We really need to cut them some slack.
2 comments:
God is so merciful. He threw the brick of course. :)
Amen, we truly need to cut them some slack. I thank God for being the great communicator;like a type of satellite and tends to clarify my babbling in a way that my husband can usually understand.
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