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Input: Last week my wife and I moved apartments, and a large part of that was going to IKEA and buying a bunch of new stuff. Over the weekend, while she unpacked, I put together a bed, two nightstands, a shelving unit and a shoe cabinet. The last thing I had to put together was a new desk for myself, and the only chance I had to put it together was a couple evenings ago when I came home from work. 

We made it a family event, my wife kids helped me get the right parts/screws, etc. At one point, we had to screw in something like 6 or 8 bolts, so I did the ones on my side of the desk, and she did the ones on her side. I then went over and gave hers a quick tighten with my screwdriver, and my wife got PISSED at me. Saying things like "Why am I helping you if you're just going to go over it anyway?" and stuff like that. It didn't help to explain that a) they need to be closed tight, because if something happens to the desk the computer and everything else on it will be fucked, and b) all chauvinism aside, I'm stronger than her and was able to tighten the screws more even after she finished.

Obviously I think I didn't do anything wrong. So am I the asshole here, or did she blow things out of proportion?

retightening my wife's screws