If it doesn’t work out she’ll remember that you tried to support her and that you’d warned her beforehand.

ahahahahahahaha good one are you a professional comic?

Given the general level of disrespect in this thread, I’m not at all surprised if your partners are prone to complaining.

Anyway the answer is she’s your wife: support her.

first Friday in every month we have a Dads Night Out in the village

wasn’t that the plot of the Stepford Wives?

Have you noticed the general light-hearted nature to this thread Ransos!? You ought to pop over to Mumsnet and see how the other half behave.

I love her to bits, but as a husband you have to leave your thoughts in your head, nod and say the right things from time to time (or quite, no very often!)

Stoner +1.

She’s venting to her significant other. The mistake you’re in danger of making is thinking she wants a solution.

If you’re quick of mind, you can make some reassuring noises and ask some subtle, pointed questions to get her to reflect on her current circumstances more objectively, but on your head be it.

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Given the general level of disrespect in this thread, I’m not at all surprised if your partners are prone to complaining.

Anyway the answer is she’s your wife: support her.
Are you new to being married?

Length of relationship has some influence on views me thinks

I would use the moment to look deeply into her eyes and confess to sometimes pissing in the sink.