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Re:Changing jobs during the Great Resignation by oblio on Saturday April 09, 2022 @03:35AM (#30965953)
Talking to your wife about time you'd otherwise spend together is very sensible, especially for a longer period such as 3 months.
Re:Changing jobs during the Great Resignation by alistairSH on Saturday April 09, 2022 @08:47AM (#30967588)
Hell, I’d talk to my wife about any job change, regardless of the implications on our free time together. Do I need her explicit permission? No. Do I value her input? Yes.
Re:Changing jobs during the Great Resignation by sillysaurusx on Saturday April 09, 2022 @04:02AM (#30966082)
Right? I feel like you and I are living in some alternate reality where we actually talk with our partners before making major life changes.
Re:Changing jobs during the Great Resignation by oblio on Saturday April 09, 2022 @04:05AM (#30966097)
My guess is that some of the people crititicizing here are either macho bragging about stuff they don't actually do, have dysfunctional relationships but don't realize it, or much more likely just aren't or haven't been in long term relationships. Some probably misread or are taking a very negative interpretation to what they're reading.

Don't worry about it :-)

Re:Changing jobs during the Great Resignation by sillysaurusx on Saturday April 09, 2022 @04:16AM (#30966154)
Exactly! It’s wild to me that so many people here seem to think of it as a permission grant, like they’re upset their wife hasn’t added them to sudoers or something. “How dare I not have admin rights to our life” feels like the tone of the majority of comments in this subtree.

It was just surprising.

Re:Changing jobs during the Great Resignation by humanrebar on Saturday April 09, 2022 @06:59AM (#30966946)
I think it's mostly phrasing. Asking "May I?" seems silly or unhealthy. Asking "What do you think about this?" would seem more normal.