Wife calls husband controlling for expecting her to let him know when she's landed during travel, the internet chimes in that she's up to no good: 'It's a courtesy thing'

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    AITA My wife thinks I am controlling.

    Couple fighting
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    This is pretty short, my wife 33F and I 34M were having a disagreement on the weekend and she told me to post it to
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    reddit. My wife likes to travel and she works out of town a lot, this means I stay home and look after the kids and house. I asked her if
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    she could do a better job communicating plans such as texting me when she arrives at her destination and when she is
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    Woman on a plane
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    leaving. She told me this is a red flag and controlling. I do not track her movements with apps or anything. I strictly would like a I
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    have arrived safely text or an I am leaving X and headed home. The argument started when I mentioned that last time she was
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    out of town 8 hours away she left to drive back and did not message me. She showed up at 2am and woke me up by
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    knocking on the window since the doors were locked. I asked her why she didn't send a text at supper time saying she was
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    coming home and she said it wouldn't matter as I would have been in bed. I understand that but I feel that it is a courtesy to let your spouse know these things. So reddit AITA?
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    xPizzatastic ⚫ 10h ago Bet she is regretting asking you to put it on reddit now, ey? NTA
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    Full Pace7666 • 10h ago It's not controlling to request bare minimum communication. NTA
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    Couple in a disagreement
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    No_Wear_2586 • 10h ago You are not controlling, she is inconsiderate. See the difference?
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    Proper-Bicycle-3585 • 10h ago Wife is inconsiderate at best.
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    amotion_87 • 10h ago NTA. This is basic courtesy in a relationship. Asking her to let you know when she's arriving or departing from
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    somewhere is something most couples do. This seems. weirdly defensive.
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    P... 10h ago • Edited 10h ago NTA but your wife is. You are asking for communication. Nothing controlling about that at all.
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    Stunning-Squirrel... • 10h ago The red flags are a-wavin'. You are not being unreasonable, her behavior is suspect and beyond
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    secretive. It is only common courtesy to let your spouse know if you've arrived or are
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    departing. My close friends and I do this, her saying you're controlling for it sounds like projection or deflection.
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    Born-Damage1136 • 10h ago No, you're not TAH. Surprised it's even an issue - is she aware she's married?

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