A marine biologist is angry that her husband keeps introducing her as an aquarium worker.
You're on the list! Expect to receive your first email very soon!, shouldn’t it? After all, if you’re in a relationship with someone, you should like that person enough to support them. Well, apparently this is not always the case.
Yet, the main issue with her new job wasn’t the job itself, but the way her husband introduced it to other people. Apparently, he constantly dubs her as a tour guide in a local. While there’s no shame in being a tour guide, the woman worked too hard in school for her job title to be diminished so much.
At the event, people wondered where the OP was, which made her husband uncomfortable. But, well, that’s his price to pay for not wanting to introduce his wife properly, isn’t it?
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