My wife cannot take a joke about her field. At all. I've joked about her being a waitress to the patients bringing them sandwiches on demand and dealt with the fallout from that.
She claims nurses have jokes about lab that she would never say to my face and she cannot believe I would make such a hurtful joke, which I've picked up from other nurses.
So, please tell me if my wife is out of line and then share your most ludicrous and outlandish lab jokes. Trust me I can take it ?
I think some med school professors and attending physicians take the Socratic method to the extreme. I think it's considered a rite of passage.
It's especially bad in many law schools. My D is a new attorney. She used to go to class extremely stressed out. You may have been assigned several hundred pages of case law to read in a matter of a day or two. If your name comes to the professor (some just use the seating chart, others draw names from a hat or bowl), you are asked to stand up at your seat, and you proceed to get grilled about the reading. The more answers you get right, the more questions you get asked in an attempt to find your weak spot. Any evidence that you didn't do all the reading or didn't remember key points would get you dismissed disdainfully from class by the professor (think Elle Woods on the first day of law school in Legally Blonde-that actually happens) and you get "memo-ed," meaning you had a huge paper to write by the next class about the subject you didn't know well enough; in addition, you still had to prepare for the possibility of getting called on again over new reading (and if you got memo-ed, you can pretty much count on getting grilled again).
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50 minutes ago, Roger reed said:
I think a marriage built on triggers wouldn't last. She'll learn to get over this behavior.
Seems like you're the one that's triggered based on needing to make an account to come seek validation that you are right on an internet forum full of strangers.
I think a marriage built on triggers wouldn't last. She'll learn to get over this behavior.
On the off chance you're not a troll, I'd like to point out that your wife is not a child. Perhaps she is sensitive. That doesn't make it ok to intentionally press buttons. THAT is childish "behavior." I used to be a very jealous wife. Irrationally so. And that was on me. But I do know my husband respected me enough to not go on forums and make fun of me. We worked out our issues together, in private.
On the off chance you're not a troll, I'd like to point out that your wife is not a child. Perhaps she is sensitive. That doesn't make it ok to intentionally press buttons. THAT is childish "behavior." I used to be a very jealous wife. Irrationally so. And that was on me. But I do know my husband respected me enough to not go on forums and make fun of me. We worked out our issues together, in private.
Well the internet is anonymous so I was hoping I could show her this thread and all the cool, laid back nurses who had no problem taking a few jokes.
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