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Shashi

05-13-2008 10:25 PM

Unexpected benefit to short-term memory problems

The other night my husband and I got into an argument. He said something that upset me, I told him about it, and it went from there.

Three minutes later, the argument was over. The reason? I couldn't remember what we were arguing about or what he said that upset me. http://www.msworld.org/forum/images/...s/rolleyes.gif

Who needs a marriage counselor when you have short-term memory loss!

BaxterTheBunny

05-13-2008 10:35 PM

ROFL!!! That's one way to look at it!!

beautytransforming

05-14-2008 11:34 AM

:rofl:

Now just don't forget the making up part :o

Me, I'd bluff just to keep the argument going. LOL, that is just cause I am stubborn, and am always right. We'd end up busting out laughing at our argument cause that is generally how they end up :winky:

lady_express_44

05-14-2008 12:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by beautytransforming (Post 279131)

Me, I'd bluff just to keep the argument going. LOL, that is just cause I am stubborn, and am always right.

:ROTFLMAO:

Ditto. :rolleyes: :p

Cherie

tkrik

05-14-2008 01:28 PM

That is too funny and quite true as I sometimes get lost in our (DBF & I as well as DDs & I) disagreements. DBF ends up laughing but DDs (18 & 16) do not think it is funny at all and end up getting madder. LOL

SandyC

05-14-2008 02:40 PM

Jim and I always end up laughing when the things we say sound so dumb, yet funny. lol

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