Pilot Apparently Can’t Fly a Plane Unless Wife Irons Uniform for Him

“AITA for calling my husband insane for missing work just to teach me a lesson because I didn't iron his uniform?” Posted by u/throwRa6546009

The comment section

“You wouldn't catch those toddlers dead in a wrinkled pilot's uniform though.” said u/i_dont_shine.

“This is what I was thinking. Wtf?” said u/madbiologist42.

“Fr I seriously wonder how he called in for the day off.... ‘I can’t come to work today because my shirt is kinda wrinkly? Because I’m teaching my wife a lesson? Because I’m a petty asshole??’ Dude’s a pilot, he should know none of these excuses would fly” said u/vivamii.

“Absolutely. You don’t need to ‘teach me a lesson’ maybe we could have a conversation… you know, like adults do.” said u/dongdinger6.

“Next level: I also feel this way about adults that try to ‘teach a lesson’ to children. Of any age. You can parent a child without manipulating them. Four kids later, all now over 12, I have never spitefully ‘taught them a lesson’ but instead disciplined with the end goal in mind. The goal? Happy, well-adjusted, polite and hardworking adults.” said u/Tenprovincesaway.

“Thing is he's known to be petty and is prone to exaggeration all the time which's frustrating.” said OP.

“Are you happy in this marriage? Is it a good atmosphere for your kids to grow up in?” asked u/Rohini_rambles.

“I can answer the second one: NO.” said u/annrkea.

“Amazing idea. I am here for this pettiness.” said u/amethystalien6.

“What a child. These ironclad divisions of household duties are silly. Wife was busy so he should have done it himself. I have no time for people like that.” said u/Lazy_Somewhere_5737.

“Yea, I'm getting a strong ‘see what you made me do’ vibe from such behavior. What's next?!” said u/strokeofcrazy.

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