myth wrote:
I wish I wasn't completely alone when it comes to descision-making >< I need input and for someone else to make the choices sometimes. Trying to get some piece of advice from my husband is like pulling teeth from a chicken. He has no practical knowledge about anything and doesn't even seem to be able to conjecture an answer. Well, I don't know anything about this stuff either! Why must I be the one to have to figure out what to do and then do it?
Now, want to talk theoretical physics? He's your man. Want to talk meal-plan options, auto care, budgeting concerns, pet health, anything useful...? nadda.
I admit this can be one of my bad in other ways, as an aspie i but also someone whom has been a mentor to anyone who needed help that i may have answers for i try to help, mostly so they maaybe will have lesser difficulties. Find what catches his attention and use that to help you both get to a beneficial result. The problem is we are also all different in the exact nature of us being Aspies. You are married to him and you know some of his focus, Quantum Physics is very fascinating and like a toy to Aspies that get caught by it. And pulling somethings from me can be hard and frustrating but once my focus is where desired its good for solving whatever, sometimes in very odd ways but a solution. Since your spouse you may have very good idea already knowing what he likes, bend that focus of now to your family needs and yourself and all may benefit. If he is logic/conclusion path follower present it but budgeting is very very very very hard for aspies untill every option is presented and try to avoid assumptions with him. I get a bit annoyed by assumptons, he may not be. My words ma not be the best but same time any whom try to help need to understand how both of you learn, no matter how you are diagnosed or not.
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