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Stop Bullying: Speak Up

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Love & Marriage: The Passive Aggressive Person's Perfect Place to Hide

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Ever since the publication of The Angry Smile in 2008, I’ve been on the lookout for hilarious examples of sugarcoated hostility and hidden revenge.  Facebook just makes it too easy sometimes.  Check out these posts, both written by wives about husbands:

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Love Drop May 2011

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Love Drop, May 2011

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>Press & Published Articles

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>Please check out the links below to read my articles published on the following topics:

Being a Mom:

A Role Model of Imperfection

Clean Enough: Keeping the Focus on Family During Holiday Guest Preparations

Are You Two at it Again? Why Sibling Rivalry Can Be Good for Kids

There Goes Mom of the Year: A Lesson on Personal Responsibility

What Your Children Will Teach You

Use It Or Lose It: How My Daughter’s Closet Reminds Me to Live in the Moment

Parenting & Child Development:
Very Funny! Why Sarcasm is No Laughing Matter for Kids

The Baby and the Butterfly

Helping Kids Cope with Change

All I Ever Needed to Know About Negotiation, I Learned From Silly Bandz


Getting Ready for Kindergarten

Family Traditions, Activities & Crafts
Collections Contained: Helping Your Little Saver Preserve Precious Memories

Eating Ice Cream Blindly

 Beating the Heat: Indoor Play Ideas for Your Creative Kid

Passive Aggressive Behavior:

Fine. Whatever. 7 Passive Aggressive Phrases to Watch Out For

The Food-Mood Connection

>Life in Hell cartoon

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>Someone just sent me this Life in Hell cartoon, done by Matt Groening in 1996. Classic example of passive aggressive arguing!

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Posted on Passive Aggressive Diaries.com by “anonymous” on 9/

Frequently when I ask my boyfriend to help out cooking, which he absolutely hates, I find that he, all the sudden, loses his ability to function properly on his own. He moves at about the pace of a snail. He claims that he does not know what he’s doing and that he never learned how to cook. I therefore explain to him exactly how he is supposed to do that particular task. He then proceeds to act extremely clueless, like I’m explaining how to do brain surgery. Then I even show him. Once I’ve shown him the proper way to cut the fat off of a piece of chicken, he annoyingly, and EXTREMELY slowly, proceeds to do so making sure to do it in a way unlike that which I just showed him. He does so because he knows that once I finish preparing everything else, I will become annoyed with his lack of production and take over the task myself.

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