Are you tired of working from home yet?
I know I’m not! I love working from home.
But for a lot of people, this unique time has been an eye-opening experience. Folks are learning a whole lot about their partners and their spouses that they really didn’t know about before…some of it is good and some of it is…not so good.
If you spend that much time with one person and there’s no escape, you know that you’re going to drive each other nuts on occasion, it’s just a fact of life.
These people were nice enough to share with us what they continue to learn during this time where almost all of us are working from home.
1. That’s kind of extreme.
You should be scared…
I was today years old when I learned my husband eats waffles like tacos.
— Billy Easley II (@billyez2) August 6, 2020
2. That was determined to be a lie.
No flaws? Psshhtt.
what I’ve learned about my partner in quarantine is that they have literally no flaws. help I am a marginally housebroken raccoon.
— Look at Me (@sistermaddona) May 9, 2020
3. Don’t touch him there.
But, at least you have something on him now.
Fun fact I've learned about my boyfriend since being quarantined with him for a month:
-he jumps like hes just been shot If you touch his nipples— ♡monster fucker♡ (@pchyghoulfriend) April 11, 2020
4. You’re not the only one.
That’s very weird.
One of the strangest things I discovered about my partner during lockdown is that he pours the baked bean tomato sauce out and eats the beans essentially dry. Am I the only one who finds this weird? pic.twitter.com/CLxBiILNoi
— Adela Simonova (@AdelaSimonova) May 8, 2020
5. Get out of that house!
Just plain bizarre.
A thing I have learned about my partner in these quarantiney times: he eats his last slice of pizza FROM CRUST TO TIP. I repeat: HE EATS HIS LAST SLICE OF PIZZA FROM CRUST TO TIP.
— Angela May Kruger (@angelamayyyy) March 21, 2020
6. That sounds like a nightmare.
Never-ending meetings are my version of HELL.
My husband has been working from home for 6 weeks. I've learned that he basically gets paid to be in meetings. Speak in meetings, meet with other people about their last meeting, and have meetings to plan for the next meeting.
— Adrienne Barnes (@AdrienneNakohl) May 5, 2020
7. Hey! Who knew?
Things are developing rapidly.
One thing I learned about my wife while staying home…she has several matching track suits. Apparently I married Puff Daddy!
— Chilly (@Chilly2183) April 10, 2020
8. Wait…they’re not?
Just imagine…
I was today years old when I found out my girlfriend thought John Lennon and John Legend were the same person.
— Sam Behr (@sambehr) September 25, 2020
9. You married a psychopath.
Might be time to talk to a divorce lawyer.
I’m going to start a series of things I’ve learned about my husband during quarantine…
I’ll start with the fact that he told me he “doesn’t like” easter candy. Wtf does that even mean. Have I married a psychopath?
— emily veronica (@emvarnold) April 12, 2020
10. Bothered by this.
Why are you like this?!?!
Random things I’ve learned about my partner during quarantine: He’s never heard the song Margaritaville, or seen the movie Grease. I don’t know why both of these things bother me so much.
— Bridget (@TheCosmicCake) March 24, 2020
11. Let’s circle back.
These people are everywhere.
A funny thing about quarantining is hearing your partner in full work mode for the first time. Like, I’m married to a “let’s circle back” guy — who knew?
— Laura Norkin (@inLaurasWords) March 19, 2020
12. Who’s Stanley?
Gives the song a whole new meaning.
I was today years old when I discovered that my girlfriend thinks the chorus to Coolio's 'Gangsta's Paradise' is:
Me and Stanley lost our lives living in the Gangsta's Paradise
I'm officially done.
pic.twitter.com/4WBJTsZ2yq
— Slasher Trash (@SlasherTrash) June 17, 2020
Now we want to hear from you, friends!
In the comments, tell us how working from home is going for you!
We want to hear all the good stuff AND the bad stuff. Thanks!
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