Analysis: Spouse wonders what’s in store for their retirement if husband sticks to his “very, very poor health habits.”
It used to drive me crazy that he’d eat an entire fast-food party pack for dinner regularly, but I’ve worked hard to make it not my business.
And I know anything could happen, but given current habits, the odds are high that I’ll be physically active in our retirement years and he will not.I know I can’t change him, but it feels as if he’s getting to unilaterally write my future and rob us both of so much fun.But stop calling it that and seeing it as that. If your intervening to help him with his self-care was ever going to work, then it would have worked.
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