What should I turn pink?

[Crescentinus]

Lay off of the OP. It’s very clear that this is a cute, fun game of theirs. But, it does have a point. In remembering the game and dying something insignificant pink she will be saying that she remembers and plans to uphold the agreement (and he should too). Still a fun, sweet, kind of flirty game to play. I approve!

I was just curious. :3

 

[EasterJoy]

Dye your own hair pink.

One sunday after three years? Did you think you were taking a vow to be his mother? Love of one’s spouse includes petty damage to their property?

How about you refuse to spend any of the money he’s earned over the past month on anything of interest to you. That would make a statement.

This is an example of the defensive posture in which a complaint is met with self-defense and a counter-offensive. It is a very bad way to respond to a spouse’s complaint. The “not my mother” gambit is a particularly bad way to respond when you’ve crossed an agreed-upon boundary that your wife has let you know is important. It is ironic, too, to regress to acting like a child in order to complain that your wife is not your mother. If your actions have a good defense, then offer it. If they have no good defense, don’t defend them. That is for children.

The dying-something-pink idea is playful, provided she does not choose to get nasty: for instance, dying the bench seats of his pickup or all of his work shirts pink. After all, they did have a deal!

 

[HouseArrest]

Oh, gosh, I think it is supposed to be funny and flirty!

I like EasterJoy’s suggestion, or to dye something on you pink. Since “you” are now “his”.

Have fun!

 

[Irishmom2]

Dye your bedsheets and make him sleep in a very pink bed! Lots of men hate pink girly girl bedrooms. Tell him his underwear is next.