Men, and people in general, don't like being corrected. If you think he spends too much time in front of the TV, it's fine that you tell him that, but suggest other things. When people feel that their lifestyle is under attack, they may enter a defensive mood, and will not cooperate. If instead of attacking you offered some alternatives, he would be less defensive and more likely to do what you want. If you tried this, good. It didn't work but try again some other time. If you didn't you should. It can't hurt anyways. Pointing the remote at you was most likely meant as a joke. Loosen up a bit. Maybe if you had taken the joke as it was meant, instead of an insult, he would have agreed to do something with you. If it wasn't meant as a joke, then he's being childish and an asshole. Maybe he was having a bad day and just wasn't in the mood. Or maybe he's like that all the time, but if that's the case, I wonder what redeeming qualities he has that made you marry him.

Maybe you should just shut up and let him watch TV.

LOL have a sense of humor, if my boyfriend did that, I would of cracked up, tackled him, and then had sex. After all sex > TV

YDI go get a sense of humor.

The majority of this room should never be married, if you guys do get married I feel sorry for whomever is unfortunate enough to marry either of you. Your views on marriage are flawwed as hell.

Maybe you should make him a sammich?

Are you kidding me? This is an FML?

You both sound annoying.

He may have deserved a good thrashing for his supposedly extended TV use, but that doesn't mean that having a go at him was technically any better than what he did. *bonk* You've done a nice job of being a hypocrite though.

try telling him instead. if you're way too accusatory he's gonna become defensive, not even pay attention, or in this case make you look like the nagger that you are. ydi.