I had another little learning moment this morning. Since he expects transparency, in our own way, telling him I didn't like something he did after we are all done is perfectly fine, and in fact it is required. What I say during is often to wild and random to be taken seriously. Especially when it starts with fu..
For afterward, in reflection, a simple
"I didn't like when you did ____" is useful
information to him.
Even if he just chooses to use it to torment me in
the future.
However,
harping on it after that, even if I use different words (I hate it/It's
boring/Are you sure you really like me at all?) is most distinctly just
complaining and is not allowed.
sigh.
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