Have You Hear About the Judge Demanding a Husband to Take His Wife for a Date?

I did read the article. It's actually a little...disturbing, maybe? I don't really know what the word is I am looking for. Apparently this man and his wife got into an argument and the guy shoved her against the couch and grabbed her neck. The judge deemed this as a "very minor" situation and ordered that the man get flowers, take her to Red Lobster and then take her bowling.

I guess I am going to have to assume the wife was in on the judgement, and relented saying that it wasn't a big deal. However, if my husband pushed me down and grabbed my neck, he wouldn't be taking me to Red Lobster, he would either be waking up from a coma, looking for a divorce attorney, or both.

Bahawaha! Y., you SLAY me!

But here's the thing. My guy (and yours) travels most weeks and eats more meals out in a restaurant than he does at home in any given week. PLUS, I'm a major foodie and LOVE to cook, so when I go out, I am often disappointed with the food, especially in a chain restaurant (like Red Lobster for example). So we'd BOTH rather hang out in our own kitchen drinking, talking and listening to music while I whip up something fabulous.

So gee wiz, he was JUST sharing a NEWS story with you! Damn, Y., I think you may have just PICKED A FIGHT GIRL!

Really, if you want him to take you out, just SAY so. Send him a text, I'm not cooking tonight, we're going to Red Lobster!

:)

wasnt Ashton Kutcher in that movie? :)

I think the judge should have stuck to standard procedure. He has no idea what really goes on in this marriage and he's playing with fire by making this kind of ruling. Shame on him.

Sorry but I would not want to go to Red Lobster on a date.

Are you kidding me??!! Does anyone really want a judge telling us what to do? Keep the judges decisions to the letter of the law and not in someone elses business! That's what's wrong with the courts (judges) today, they keep forgetting to go by what is the law, and instead try to tell us how to run our personal lives.