Doc Roldan’s Blog: Writing on Writing

Doc Roldan’s Blog: Writing on Writing
A Blog on “Writing Issues” for U of Florida Students in ENC-1101/1102

My Problem with Her Anger

March 30th, 2008

This story explains the rage a wife has against her husband. This husband is described to be a perfect husband, at least to me he is. Not only is he working full time, he cooks, cleans, and helps with their two children. However, everything he does is never correct in her eyes. She constantly nags and complains about every little thing. He also is frustrated with work and other duties that he has but unlike his wife he does not take that out on her. The meaning behind this story is that you should set aside her anger and not take it out on anybody else especially the ones you love because the atmosphere then becomes tense. A situation like this can lead to a divorce when it is unnecessary. Problems are to be confronted and talked out amongst one another in a mannerly order.

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My Problem with Her Anger

March 30th, 2008

This story explains the rage a wife has against her husband. This husband is described to be a perfect husband, at least to me he is. Not only is he working full time, he cooks, cleans, and helps with their two children. However, everything he does is never correct in her eyes. She constantly nags and complains about every little thing. He also is frustrated with work and other duties that he has but unlike his wife he does not take that out on her. The meaning behind this story is that you should set aside her anger and not take it out on anybody else especially the ones you love because the atmosphere then becomes tense. A situation like this can lead to a divorce when it is unnecessary. Problems are to be confronted and talked out amongst one another in a mannerly order.

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