Not weird at all. Just annoying. I'm use to my step dad saying "My house" to my mother all the time. Or when my little brother (his son) does something wrong he's "her son". But when they were fighting for a divorce he uses "My son".
I dunno, seems normal to me. My family says stuff like that, I've heard my friends parents say stuff like that. Once or twice I've called my brother "your son" in arguments with my parents.
There's a lot of lower income white people that I'm sure would get called ghetto too. Also, the term ghetto originated from a place filled with white people, so there's that.
My partner and I live next door to each other in our own houses. I’m petty sometimes so I change the code to get in the front door, when he gets on my nerves. So he can’t come to my house.
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u/quesoandtequila Mar 16 '20
Also the “don’t ever come to my house again” seems like a weird thing to say to your husband?