Three days after returning home from major surgery, I noticed something taped to our refrigerator that stopped me cold. It wasn’t a reminder or grocery list—it was a detailed note listing the “costs” my husband believed he had accumulated while helping me recover. Until that moment, I thought our seven-year marriage was built on quiet partnership, where care wasn’t counted. That list showed me we were living by very different definitions of support.
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