when my husband is wrong   ["Couple Fighting Love" by
hyperscholar]  My husband is NOT always, or even usually, wrong.
Mostly he is just different than me. Figuring out this
distinction took some time but we've worked it out on most
things; I've learned "his" way to put in the toilet paper roll
and squeeze the toothpaste; he arranges the
sheets/bedding/lights/blinds "my" way.  However, every once in a
while, my husband is wrong. The vast majority of us in
relationships are going to occasionally come up against this
dilemma: I'm right and he's wrong. [As we will also come across
the reverse "I'm wrong and he's right" but this post isn't about
that one.]  Perhaps he forgot something important. Or said he'd
do something and didn't. Maybe he took out stress with other
things on me. In such cases, I'm right to feel hurt. I'm right
that he "should've . . ." or "could've. . ." I'm right that what
he did was mean or inconsiderate. I'm right and he's wrong. Some
of these times that I'm right and he's wrong I'm not in