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Originally Posted by wisski
Maybe my experience is different than yours. Males are responsible for hanging lights and decorations out side where it's cold and ****ty, cutting down a pine tree full of sap, shoveling snow, eating poorly baked sweets and meat that wasn't grilled... Not to mention the expectation that I actually give a **** about gifts you asked me for 7 months prior, and the tantrum you throw when it wasn't he right ****ing shade of purple.
/counterant
Tell me more about how you spent two hours putting up Christmas lights that I originally had to fight the mall to purchase and then untangled (because you CBF to do more than throw them in a heap at the end of the season) and laid out for you having ensured they worked and didn't need replacing.
And then talk to me about the Christmas tree that I hauled up from storage, put together, and that I decorate with the kids every year in handmade crafts that we spent days completing...the one that I waited until after Christmas our first year together to buy so I would get 50% off, because he always bitches that Christmas is "too damned expensive".....OR the one you possibly spent an hour chopping down that I have to clean up needles and sap for 6 weeks from....
Lol, I'd like to see a man who has trouble getting the sauce warmed up at the same time the pasta is done ..juggle a full Christmas dinner for 12 PLUS desserts PLUS washing all the good China before and after the meal. (AND WE DON'T HAVE A DISHWASHER!)
Lastly, seriously, if you can't be bothered to write down the thing she really wants/e-mail it to yourself you can just buy her jewelry. ...which is way easier than the constant, obnoxious, "Don't get me anything" mystery you dump in our ****ing laps. JUST PICK SOMETHING FFS.
BUT, before we talk about your teeny-tiny, itsy-bitsy, contributions...let me put this into perspective for you.
I spend between 4-6 hours just wrapping gifts.
Sorry, you were telling me about how hard Christmas is for males?