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Input: It’s gotten to the point with my husband where he barely talks to me anymore. I get a grunt here or there, or only things he absolutely has to tell me, like about the kids or bills. And when I talk to him I can see his eyes glaze over after about three seconds and I know he has checked out.

This has been going on for a while now, and I finally forced him to talk about it. He told me it’s because all I ever talk about is “boring chick stuff”, like relationships, celebrities, family drama, etc I was hurt by what he said, but I have to admit those are the subjects I’m mostly interested in. I don’t think this makes me boring, but I’m determined to improve my relationship with him.

So when I get a chance during the day I try to learn about the things he likes, such as watching history documentaries or reading about sports. But to me, those things are boring and I can’t focus on them. 

But I can’t just not talk to my husband, so when he gets home from work I just talk about what I want to talk about, and hope something sticks. But about 99% of the time he looks annoyed, then goes to another room.

Am I the asshole for not making more of an effort to like what he likes, and for desperately trying to talk to him about the things that interest me?

not learning any new subjects to talk about with my husband