Hello friends. This is one of my favorite sites, so I decided to share something here. I am 27 years old. and I have been married for 4 years, and only now my husband and I have taken the step of having a baby. I am currently studying my last year of doctoral studies and we have the opportunity to set a new beginning in this aspect. My wife is 29 years old, also a university graduate, he orientated himself in the work long before me and settled down faster, he wanted us to have a baby a little earlier, but various things stopped us. I am currently pregnant, but the third month has not yet passed and we have not told anyone. This is short for me and my husband. My story revolves around a married couple with whom we go out together, get together, visit, have nothing against them and are tolerant of their differences. Let's call the woman A. and the man H. I'm a good housewife, when we invite them home I always cook something touchy and tasty, I arrange everything with style and finesse, while A. is more into grilling meatballs or bacon and does not pay so much attention to the type and taste of food. The problem is that our meetings lately have been based on praise from them. Something my husband and I can't afford. We've known each other for years, and they don't even care about me. And they don't have to, I ignore that, but I can't ignore A.'s attitude towards me and maybe everything. She is from a village, she is a bit simpler, while Z. is a more intelligent and tolerant, very talkative and punctual man. However, I do not like the fact that A. does not thank for elementary things, she is a bit rude and tactless. They were visiting us soon and I was planning to prepare dinner, the table, everything, but she said on the phone that I would buy ' crumbs' and alcohol. That's what we did. I opened the door and invited them home, they came in first and then my husband and I entered our home. When I woke up and entered the main room, I was stunned. A. had wandered into my kitchen, boldly opening the refrigerator, the drawers, looking for oil and a cutting board in my cupboards, and she didn't even blink that this was my kitchen. I politely asked her to sit down, because I am the hostess, that they are our guests, etc., but she told me "Ah, no problem, sit down, I'll cook." I somehow managed to make her sit like I called everyone for a toast and then we sat down, but at one point she decided to cook and grill and started baking the bacon and meatballs. Then he put them in a small bowl cut in bulk and asked, 'Ah, did I do well?' I don't mind him asking me for help, I will let her if she really wants to, but I didn't like how she literally 'raped' my kitchen without my permission. I understand that when you are close to someone and he comes to visit you, he should feel at home, but that's it ... In the evening they stayed to sleep at home and she got up and decided that she would go digging around. the cupboards in the bedroom to find sheets for the bed on which they will sleep. I have no words. I didn't say anything, but internally I disagreed with myself, because I seemed to have to defend my personal space in some way. Was this some kind of desire to shine, or is it just more simple. What would you do, what would you advise me? but that's it ... In the evening they stayed to sleep at home and she got up and decided that she would go rummage through my closets in the bedroom to find sheets for the bed on which they would sleep. I have no words. I didn't say anything, but internally I disagreed with myself because I seemed to have to defend my personal space in some way.
Was this some kind of desire to shine, or is it just more simple. What would you do, what would you advise me? but that's it ... In the evening they stayed to sleep at home and she got up and decided that she would go rummage through my closets in the bedroom to find sheets for the bed on which they would sleep. I have no words. I didn't say anything, but internally I disagreed with myself because I seemed to have to defend my personal space in some way. Was this some kind of desire to shine, or is it just more simple. What would you do, what would you advise me?
1 youg_twinky answered
The problem probably starts with the fact that for her you are FRIENDS, and for you they are: "a married couple with whom we go out together, get together, visit, we have nothing against them and we are tolerant of their differences." The problem is that you consider them strangers, and she has you almost as a sister. In any case, you should tell her how you feel, apologizing for not being able to overcome your attitude towards her. Then end your relationship, you find more delicate interlocutors, and she finds friends, because she obviously needs them.