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My DH is like that about a lot of things. I get a little frustrated sometimes when it's decisions about M that I'm trying to make. Sometimes you just want to know that you're not making these parenting decisions on your own! I am grateful he's not argumentative though.

@mrsbookworm: same! I'm so over picking places to eat and movies to see and things to do on date night!

Overall dh is very agreeable

@MrsF: Same here. DH is great, and knows I've done the research and made an informed choice, but sometimes I want to say what @Mae: wrote and just say "form an opinion!" Arg. Even if it is what I want, have another reason why other than "I trust you, babe, you're great at these things." Bah!

I do and it drives my crazy sometimes because I'm indecisive so I need him to make the executive decision. Instead, he's like "either one you choose is fine honey. They both look great!" D'oh!

He is very agreeable for the most part, but then will unexpectedly, randomly have strong opinions. Like I was thinking about going to look at a rug on my own today, but when I showed him online he was super opinionated! So we will def have to look together. Or for our wedding, he was like "oh whatever you want"bat first except then when I would ask about specific things, he had very definite likes and dislikes that came out of nowhere!

Mr. Jacks is super agreeable about most things. Except he's sure we're done and I have a two percent uncertainty. But even that, he's like "well, if you really want".

Mine is and I hate it! I get "whatever you think is best" to every question, from what do you want for dinner to do you want to stay home and care for our child when I go back to work. Everything is up to me , and it stresses me out. I feel like its a cop out; if he never had to make a decision then he can't feel guilty when something doesn't go right.

My husband is VERY agreeable and laid back, which works well since I'm very opinionated and stubborn! Lol

@Mae: We do the three options and then the others picks things too. Works really well, everyone gets something they like.

I think my husband and I are both very agreeable ... I think we're both good decision makers, so it's easy to trust the other person when they've taken the initiative to research something or make a choice.

I wish that we were better at agreeing on the grocery list and/or giving input!

@Mrs. Jacks: @MsLipGloss: good Lord, women. I've heard you both talk about the *possible* additional baby for a long time. SOMEBODY BETTER get KU or adopted soon! Come oooooon come on;) ? yes? please?

@TurtleDoves: I don't think it's going to happen. I've got the fever, but I've got a career to tend to as well. This week I've been pulling 12 hour days minimum and don't even see my little one. It seems cruel to bring another babe into that milleu right now

@TurtleDoves: a second baby is really not in the cards. I honestly don't know how we would manage a second. Money is no issue, but it would likely tank what's left of my career, and I am afraid for how difficult the pregnancy would be physically. My only hesitation is the thought that our LO would be alone in the world without a sibling. Plenty of family though. But a girl can dream.