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By Anonymous - 16/11/2010 02:02 - United States

Today, my wife and I had one of the biggest arguments we've ever had, which resulted in her leaving, going to her parents' house and calling me twice, screaming and sobbing. The argument was over a seven dollar bottle of wine. Apparently, she was "saving it for a special occasion." FML
I agree, your life sucks 34 345
You deserved it 5 254

Same thing different taste

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thisgirl2u 9

Perhaps she was emotional and this was just the "straw that broke the camels back." Maybe She's been holding some serious anger issues inside for a long time.. like you always leave the toilet seat up and your clothes never make it into the hamper and you're just not the man she thought she married.. so Like any rational women upset and miserable with her life she takes it on you when you least suspect it.. you know like over a cheap bottle of wine.. ;-)

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Maybe ummmmmmm........don't drink the wine? lol

So let's assume she was really that concerned about the wine... honestly, simple way to solve this is to buy another one for her! And some apologies maybe, for stealing her food. Like you said, it's just 7 dollars, so what's stopping you?

meowcow 3

Thats what you get for marrying trailer park trash

Yeah... I'd bet it's not over the bottle of wine. You've probably been doing lots of little things lately, and this just set her off.

Well, you shouldn't had argued with her since you know it's stupid! :x Just go buy another bottle for her..

she probably had her period she ll come around once its all over

what a dumb bitch tell her to get back in the kitchen and make you a sandwhich

Maybe she really is upset over an inexpensive bottle of wine (is it rare? was it a gift?) or maybe it was just one more way you didn't respect her wishes. The only clue given is your attempt to make it sound completely like her fault. Probably in the very beginning, a sincere "I'm sorry I drank the wine" (the whole bottle?) would have done some damage control. Do you always insist your right? Say nbd to her complaints? Tell her she's over-reacting? It takes two people to have an argument. Ask her what you can do to make things up to her. Her answer will be a big indicator towards the real problem. (If she says "Nothing!" then yeah, she's an overly dramatic cow.) "It's okay to lose your pride over someone you love but don't lose someone you love over your pride."

AmberishRed 3

Stop Wine-ing. No? My grandma says I'm funny!