Screaming and fighting on the street with my wife, blind

(1)Am I weird
(2)I screamed and fought on the street with my wife
(3)Here’s what happened
(4)Why don’t we walk together and go eat some bread because we’re hungry
(5)She said she wanted to drink coffee at Starbucks
(6)So I was like, “I can’t drink coffee at the bakery.”
(7)There’s a coffee you want only on Starbucks
(8)So you’ve got Starbucks. I’m going to buy some bread
(9)He said he was going home
(10)So what’s the problem
(11)They’re asking who’s eating bread from Starbucks
(12)So I said I’m going to eat it on my own
(13)He said it was really cheap
(14)We fought a lot in the middle of the road
(15)Who’s the problem

(1)The question isn’t whether or not you eat bread from another bakery in Starbucks, but you and your wife are unwilling to understand each other and want to argue that I’m not wrong by who’s right, who’s wrong, and who’s wrong, and who’s right
(2)It doesn’t take much decision to go to a bakery where you can have bread and coffee together for your hungry husband. My wife values other people’s eyes on how others will see her eating bread at another store in Starbucks. Understanding this, why are you making such a huge concession when you postpone your hunger for a while and go to Starbucks to buy bread you want to eat after a date
(3)It’s not that important to prove that who got it right and who got it wrong. It’s not that I’m weird, it’s my wife’s weird
(4)What’s important in marriage is not my pride, but my relationship with the spouse I love. It’s best to practice each other, but it doesn’t matter if the person you’re conscious of does it first. Marriage is not about beating the other person, and it’s not about the big deal. My spouse and I have an argument about being unfavorable to others
(5)In marriage, your husband should not be a judge or judge If you beat your spouse with my logic, it’s like winning a battle and losing a war
(6)Good. 18