You got what you wanted
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YDI. First off you married this guy, you should have known what you were getting into beforehand. Second you shouldn't be asking someone to do something for you just because others do it. What your SO does for you naturally should be enough to express his affection. I had a teacher who once stated that her husband has only told her he loved her once when they got married during the ceremony and never again since. By his train of thought that one time was enough to last the lifetime. Same idea applies here.
Just leave your phone recording in the bathroom where he can't see it and record him taking a mean one & post it online with the caption "d-bag on the pot". Seems fair enough.
Called you a bitch too. Your husband is officially a douche
just wax his eyebrows off and take a pic together
Let the prank war begin
You've been married for quite some time I bet.
Yeah, divorce the man! Throw away whatever time you've shared, money spent, memories made and split any children you may have created! Don't go for counselling or do something silly like TALK about your feelings - become another divorce statistic over a FB bicker!
He did give you want you wanted...
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You asked for it. Now all those other women will be jealous and beg their husbands to do the same. I never knew relationships had to be cookie-cutter identical.
Social media is not a representation of how happy a couple is. No need to get jealous.