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Sometimes in relationships you have a unique opportunity to be in the 'driver's seat' simply because your significant other messed up a little bit. I don't think that using guilt as a tool to get what you want is ever advisable, but on a recent episode of ABC's Modern Family Phil demonstrates the typical thought process of a guy trying to leverage guilt to get something he wants. Now, I can't say that I have never had similar thoughts cross my mind as far as using guilt as a means to an end--I'm human, but never to try and get a robot. Watch the following clip to see what I mean:
If you haven't seen Modern Family, you are missing out. Modern Family is certainly one of the best shows going right now and if it wasn't for my addiction to The Office and Ninja Warrior I would put Modern Family at the top of my must see list.
So, back to guilt, some questions, have you ever used guilt in your relationship to get something you wanted? Would you do it again? Has guilt ever been used against you? How did it make you feel?
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written by sarajasmine10, February 09, 2010
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written by BellaDaddy, February 09, 2010
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written by Bolton, February 09, 2010
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written by Daddy Files, February 09, 2010
And I don't so much guilt my wife as much as I gloat when I'm right. It only happens once every blue moon so I have to enjoy it while it lasts.
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written by Joeprah, February 10, 2010
@ BD -- Yep, this is a great show! Probably my #3 right now. Like you, I must admit that I have used guilt and like you only in a goofball sort of way.
@ Bolton -- Let me know when you get the robot cause I am totally want to check it out.
@ DF -- You? Gloat? I couldn't imagine such a possibility!
Seriously though, great show right?
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written by Stefan, February 22, 2010
check "http://dadtoday.blogspot.com/2...-trip.html"
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