She didn't need more help.
She needed a partner.
"I'm tired of having to tell you
what needs to be done."
"Like what?"
"The bills. The groceries. The kids.
The house. Everything."
"But if you tell me, I'll do it."
She looked at him.
"That's exactly what I'm tired of."
He paused. "What do you mean?"
"I don't want to manage you.
I want a partner who notices things
without waiting for instruction."
He slowly put his phone down.
"So you want me to start paying attention?"
"I don't want to feel like your mother,
reminding you what needs to be done."
She paused,"I just want to feel like your wife...
like we're carrying this life together."
Marriage isn't about helping when you're asked.
It's about noticing when your partner is tired
and stepping in without being asked.
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