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Archive for the ‘marriage’ Category

Husband Chewing

Wednesday, July 1st, 2009

Dear Frannie,

Why does the sound of anyone chewing almonds not bother me unless it’s my husband chewing them?

Lisa S. in Sarasota

Dear Lisa,

You have Spousal Reflux. This is when normal everyday actions never bother or irritate you unless it is your spouse doing the action. Symptoms often include a throwuppie taste in your throat when your mate performs a minor function around you like chewing or breathing. There is no cure for Spousal Reflux except for suffocation or decapitation and these are illegal. Sufferers often dull symptoms by drinking until they can’t hear or see.

With love, Frannie

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Wash Me

Tuesday, June 30th, 2009

Dear Frannie,

I have been married for over 20 years. Every time I’ve taken a shower for the last 20 years my husband runs into the bathroom and peaks in the curtain and says, “Can I wash anything for you?” I think, maybe, in some very distant place a long, long time ago I might have thought this was funny once but I don’t think it’s that funny anymore. How can I get him to stop?

Not the Least Bit Amused

Dear Not,

Sneak your mother into the house. Tell everyone you’ll be in the shower if they need you and hide in the closet while your mom takes a shower. When he opens the curtain and asks if he can clean anything have your mother say, “Yes, I can never quite reach the spot in between my shoulder blades.” He’ll never offer his services again.

Always, Frannie

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Bi Wife

Sunday, June 14th, 2009

Frannie,

I’m getting a divorce because my wife refuses to fess up to her evangelical family that she approves of my mistress, much less that she’s bi and happily participated. Because of her cowardice, I’ve been maligned and reviled, and no longer wish to be with either my estranged wife or my mistress, what’s the proper course of action to extricate myself from any kind of romantic involvement with either of them? I’d rather be alone than with a woman (or women) that won’t stand up for me.

TJ in Wyoming

Dear TJ,

Get real, Cowboy. It’s better to have been double teamed and lost, than to have never been double teamed at all.

Always, Frannie

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