So the options you present here seem to be:

From my own experiences, he has probably told her numerous times "You always say no when I want to have sex."

She goes: "No I don't, you're being silly. I don't say no that often!"

He says: "The power of the cloud beeotch!"

She says: "I knew marrying an accountant was a mistake."

Or maybe she's just fucking tired from cooking and cleaning for him, while holding down a job that got stressful for her, and she's dealing with some personal body issues that probably required some sensitivity and understanding from her husband? Oh, and they apparently just bought a goddamn house?

I just noticed she also cooks for him, cleans the house, and does his laundry. Maybe she's just tired from playing mommy. Damn, dude, household chores are an equal responsibility.

Or, as she says in the post, she's working a lot and very tired. And "I'm exhausted," "You're too drunk", and "I'm a little tender from yesterday" are damn valid excuses. The type of person who passive-aggressively makes excel charts and flings it in someone's face before they go on a business trip is probably not the…

Maybe he did notice a long time ago but only recently got the idea to record it in a spreadsheet.

Or maybe her husband is a jerk and she doesn't want to have sex with him when he's acting like an asshole.

Well now that's a broad generalization. Guess I should tell my wife we fuck too much for a married couple.

Look, you obviously aren't "owed" sex when you're in a relationship, but sexual intimacy is important and if you don't feel like your needs are being met in a relationship you have every right to voice those concerns. A list is perhaps not the best way to make a point, but a guy isn't a villain just because he…

Option #1. conversation with husband. discuss issue.

I use a similar spreadsheet, except column A is formatted YYYY.

She's fucking someone else, bro.

Frankly, I'd hesitate to even dignify this hysteria with an apology, so good one or not, you really had no business expecting him to apologise in the first place, in the face a false accusation and defamation attempt. If they never had sex, via any means of penetration - penile or otherwise - then what she's referring…

i dont feel like he needed to apologize at all!!! If someone outright lies and tries to get a boycott on your product the only response he needed to give (assuming hes innocent) is "no i didnt" but instead he went out of his way to reach out and show he cared about the situation.

im not sure if being accused of rape when youre one of the heads of an increasingly popular product is the time time for a rape realtalk.

That right there is the real "problem", that even an apology isn't "good enough" or "right" anymore. Do you read this before writing? Can't you hear how negative and insular that sounds? Aside from admitting that he raped her, what else do you want from the guy? What do you even gain from this? Do you honestly feel…

You'll probably spend your first few hours of new-PC ownership with the case wide open, installing software and making sure everything runs properly. But eventually, there will come a point where you're finished.

oh man, this is nerve racking as hell for me. even this gif makes my cheeks clinch.

Sheesh. After that joke, I need a pallet-cleanser.

She should have spent that time learning to swim.