Bre Avery Zacharski
Their fight got so bad that her husband ended up breaking his two-year-long streak of sobriety that evening.
“Years ago, I told him I’d never get in the way of hunting, and he took it quite literally,” she added.
“He says he has made so many changes for me, such as [quitting] drinking because it was getting out of hand, and I can’t do one thing for him.”
Her husband later on snapped that he married the wrong woman, considering she won’t let him spend all hunting season, well, hunting instead of pitching in to care for their daughter.
Her husband really wanted her to pick up all the slack until the year is over, then promised to help her out when hunting season is over.
She’s not happy that her husband anticipated her being fine with him putting hunting first and their family second and that he never thought to talk to her about it.
“I have no clue how to navigate this,” she continued. “Of course, I want my husband to get time to do what he loves to do, but he’s putting it above his family, and he’s not thinking about how [exhausting] it is to do this all week just to continue into the weekend.”
What advice do you have for her?
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