how to get in trouble from the other half :)

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Capriole

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can't believe how touchy men can be!

this weekend i was passing by my OH in a doorway and he moved over to let me pass...without thinking i called him a good boy and patted him....with him then loudly objecting that HE WAS NOT A HORSE!

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LOL - I think we've all done that! I have more than once told my children, in a busy supermarket, to 'walk on' or 'stand'!
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lol, he's obviously been thinking about it over the weekend though, as he said he didnt really mind if i treated him like a horse after all, because i cosset my horses more than i do him :
 
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I have been known to push OH and say "Over", before remembering he is not a horse.

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But does he then actually move - that's the question?
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yes, he does actually!!! Not sure what that says about our relationship...:)

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I think that says quite a lot actually!
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Only joking bex, I'm sure he's very happy - like horses, men definitely like to know where they stand, bless them! lol
 
I've done this before but my worst habit is asking him to do something and then clicking to make him do it 'now'.......trouble is I don't even realise I've done it and he just stares at me with an incredulous look on his face!!!!
 
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I have been known to push OH and say "Over", before remembering he is not a horse.

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OMG!! I have done that! I was mortified and DH was not impressed!!
I have also told me toddler to "walk on" but I dont think thats as bad....
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haha! I can imagine me doing that! I replaced my OH with a horse and have been single ever since so will have to wait and see. I always talked to him in a very patronising way though, like he was a 3yr old, and I've noticed so many of my friends do the same with their OH's!
 
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