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Marriage isn't always about love, 59. Marriages are often arranged for personal gain, in an attempt to join two families, or for religious reasons. It's terribly sad, but true.
Why would you think that would lighten the mood? In what universe would that work? You want to make him feel better? Flash your boobs, make him some tea, and wait, what was I saying?
At least he's honest. Sometimes as women we don't even know what's wrong. We get seemingly sad for no apparent reason.
Well you should make the first move and talk to him. You're not in middle school or high school anymore, where you wait for him to say something to you first or give him the silent treatment. Talk to him over dinner together, and try to figure some things out. He was either kidding or serious.
Not many possibilities apart from 'kidding' and 'serious' when you consider this one particular aspect, are they?
I wouldn't call that facetious, I'd call it attention-seeking.
Sometimes the truth hurts...unfortunately
Careful what you ask, you might get the truth & the truth hurts! At least he was honest & you know where you stand. Maybe some marriage counseling would help.
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Ouch. The power of suggestion.
Looks like its time for marriage counseling. Good luck.