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Would you be able to lie to him to fudge appointment times, etc, to get there on time? We've been married 25 years, and I knew what I was getting into even before I married him. I pretty much have learned to live with it. But sometimes I'm tempted to tell him that an appointment is for, say, 1:00 when it's really for 1:30 because he has a tendency to start to get ready about five minutes before time to be there. But then I think of him sitting there in the doc's office griping about how it's 1:45 and the appointment was for 1:00. The truth is, I just don't feel like I can lie to him, even a little white one!
Yeah, I've tried the leaving without him (but now we only have one car). Nagging doesn't work, just ends up with us fighting - I know it sounds like he has no respect for me, but I don't think that's the case - in every other way he's wonderful, very loving, attentive, caring. He just has a terrible sense of timing and gets angry when he's reminded of it.
So, again, would you be able to lie in order to be on time?
;It didn't take long for her to figure out that when Mom said 1:30, she really meant 1:00, and the whole efficacy of that silly charade was blown ..... as was my credibility for awhile. As in: "What else do you lie about to get what you want?"
Bad idea.