This is What Happens After 18 Years of Being Married With Children.

Him: I need to go potty reaaaally bad.
Me: Okay, but hurry up! I need you to help me with the laundry.
Him: Hey! When you tell me you have to go potty, do I tell you to hurry up?
Me: Sometimes you do!
Him: No, I never do. I let you go potty in peace. Can you show me the same respect?
(Yes. He used the word “respect” in the same sentence that he used the word “potty” in referring to himself and NOT a 4 year old. And, he said it in a Very Serious Tone. Because, apparently, being asked to rush The Potty IS Seriously Offensive)

15 thoughts on “This is What Happens After 18 Years of Being Married With Children.

  1. mandy

    This is so funny, and so true. Our lingo reflects the little people we spend so much time with, doncha think? I have to correct myself before I ask someone in public where the potty is. I have to really process the thought to get to ‘restroom’..my brain has to retrieve the actual term from the abyss my mind has evaporated into.

  2. Kimberly

    Hahahah it is a serious offense in this house too. But it always seems that “going to the potty” comes up right when I need him to do something… Amazing??

  3. Christina

    LOL – I can’t remember the last time I said bathroom instead of potty.
    Glad to see you’re back. Have been worrying about you & your daughter.

  4. Lil

    Hah. I can’t remember the last time I mentioned the bathroom without it being “potty”. And when I do a number 2, I’m tempted to yell “YAY POO POOS!” (potty training). Every time I flush, I want to wave bye-bye..
    Parenthood eats your brain. 🙂

  5. Marcy

    Two kids and 28 years later….I still call Mr Romance “Daddy” Even though my kids are grown. 24 & 25 … It makes them sick…
    (and this pleases me…..)
    P.S.
    HAHAHAHAHA ” POTTY”

  6. Amanda Brumfield

    Potty time is serious. That’s when I get most of my meditation done. You can’t rush it baby.

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