Anybody else hate their wife’s/girlfriends’s friends?

[CreepyMcCreeperson]

My wife’s friend came over today, and stayed for dinner. I was sitting on the couch while they were in the kitchen. The friend kept telling her what to put in the spaghetti sauce, and my wife kept telling her I don’t like it like that. The friend kept saying, “So? Why you gotta do what he wants?”



bytch, this is MY house, and my wife makes the food the way I like it. That’s what a woman is supposed to do.

Maybe this is why my wife has a husband, and her friend doesn’t.

 

[Buddy]

next time, calmly stand up and politely ask her to respect the cues your wife already understands


politely ask again, this time to your wife, if she's willing to create the batch she preferred. make sure they know they're a welcomed guest and you'll do all you can to accommodate

 

[Redwood]

My wife’s friend came over today, and stayed for dinner. I was sitting on the couch while they were in the kitchen. The friend kept telling her what to put in the spaghetti sauce, and my wife kept telling her I don’t like it like that. The friend kept saying, “So? Why you gotta do what he wants?”



bytch, this is MY house, and my wife makes the food the way I like it. That’s what a woman is supposed to do.

Maybe this is why my wife has a husband, and her friend doesn’t.

InB4Feminismgangchecksin

 

[MajesticLion]

Once you speak up about not wanting that kind of disrespect around you, it should resolve itself either way.

You gotta go easy if it's a new relationship, but still. Thin end of the wedge and all that.

 

[O.T.I.S.]

I don’t think I ever liked my gf’s friends honestly

I can be cool, but they were always some backwards ass motherfukkers giving BAD advice that my ex’s would actually listen to at times.

Making piss poor decisions in their own lives but in my girls ear about shyt they should or shouldn’t do in our relationship with zero self-awareness

 

[JamesJabdi]

She coming to your house trying to tell your woman what to do...she testing your manhood....next time u need to knock her out.

 

[cheek100]

Dead that ho immediately

 

[Wildhundreds]

Once you speak up about not wanting that kind of disrespect around you, it should resolve itself either way.

You gotta go easy if it's a new relationship, but still. Thin end of the wedge and all that.

Nah. If the bytch say the shyt loud enough for me to hear, then the bytch will get embarrassed. And im not even talking about getting loud and disrespectful. I will cut that bytch with the truth.

 

[Olmec]

bruh, my exes sister and her friend always tried to give "relationship advice" when me and her had small disagreements. both single 30+ and one live at home with their parents.

that's like me asking a bum for financial advice.

single bytches try their best to add to the single pack.

 

[Wildhundreds]

Should've told that bytch to get a separate bowl and season her spaghetti sauce any way she like.

 

[vino]

No, I would never marry my wife if i hated her friends because eventually i would hate her too. Plus, there no friend in my wife life that would come in my house disrespecting me. You may want to have conversation with your wife, usually friends response is based off whatever information she was told about you.

 

[Tair]

She in your home saying to your wife, "why you gotta do what he wants?" ???

She single in a married couples home trying to sow discord?

 

[FromStLouis]

She shouldn't be there until dinner is ready to be served.

She's a guest not a roommate.

Society created formalities for a reason.

 

[Panther]

single women keep women single

 

[Estarossa]

Allow uncouth bytches to disrespect you in your own home brehs… if this happens again you better: