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If you want something special don't be afraid to be the one to put in the effort.
OP is married, and her husband gave her a valentine's gift as if they were dating for a week. That's just sad.
You should be grateful you got that.
I get the feeling that this is not about the fact that it was Valentines Day, and they didn't do anything; as much as an example of how OP is being ignored by her significant other.
You chose that relationship. Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.
Pretty sure the husband was the one playing a game.
Takes two to make a working relationship. If you settle for a husband that gives minimum effort, then you get a husband that gives minimum effort.
Tell him how you feel when he ignores you to play games. I play video games too and he just sounds like a manchild.
It's double xp in call of duty. What do you expect
Kill him. Bury him in the back yard
Tell him you feel lonely in your marriage and something has to change. This can later lead to a divorce unless you do something now.
Well, it was double xp weekend on Black Ops 3
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At least he was romantic for a couple minutes not like some of us forever alone!
Yes treat him like a 13 year old, Jesus. How about talking through it and acting like an adult.