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Input: I work from home as a software developer. My wife works at a hospital, with Wednesdays and Sundays being her only days off. We have one child. He goes to elementary school. We mostly spend Sundays together doing family stuff.

This is about Wednesdays. This is about the only day of the week she has time for her to just be by herself. I respect that. I believe it's important to have such time for yourself, and I do my best to stay out of her way as much as possible during such hours -- I'd be in my own work room behind the computer almost exclusively (save for a few minutes here and there in kitchen and toilet).

Recently though, she told me it doesn't really feel like alone time to her when I'm in the house too, even if rarely in the same room; and so she asked me if I could take the notebook PC and work outdoors (e.g., at Starbucks or the library) on Wednesdays between 9 and 5. I'm doing as asked for the time being, but told her I think it's an irrational and excessive thing to ask. I doubt that makes me an asshole, but am I wrong?

BTW: some of you might suspect she has something to hide, such as she cheating on me with someone else while I'm gone. However, I have good reasons to believe that's not the case, so I kinda hope we can skip discussing that hypothetical.

not understanding why I need to leave the house one day a week so my wife can have her alone time