Has your bird ever stormed out to sleep on the sofa , only to come back 5 minutes later just when you're ?

Question

drifting off to sleep and saying, right i was expecting you to follow me and beg me not to go and sleep on the sofa, so now you can go and sleep on the sofa!

Answer 1

I think she is right.  You dare to go to sleep?  Never go to bed without solving your differences (unless you have a death wish).

As for calling someone you love a "Bird" you are asking for trouble.

Answer 2

yes you should follow her and say" sorry please come back to bed "instead of leaving her to cry ,ending the day on an argument and going to sleep!! MY HUSBAND DOES IT ALL THE TIME AND ITS HORRIBLE .

Answer 3

OH GOD YEAH. That sounds just like my wife!!! I'm like what the f*ck you LEFT!!! I didn't make you leave!!! And besides I was hoping I was rid of her but no such luck...

Answer 4

Slap her down. She got to give you respect.

Answer 5

Never happened to me, I went on to the sofa once (not in a strop) but because I was upset. He came out and we talked and sorted it. Thats about as crazy as those things get in my house

Answer 6

No - we are lucky that we don't argue or fight. We have different ways of doing things, but we both accept that we do things differently. I don't remember not coming to an agreement on any issue, even if it is to agree to disagree.

As for calling her a "bird" (Delphinium's comment) - to my way of thinking, it's a term of endearment. I call my wife either a fox or a bird often. Sometimes I think people LOOK for something to be offended about!