You did the right thing. Driving under the influence could have injured both of you... and others. I understand why she is upset... it's emotional... not logical.
Going forward, help her recover from her injury. Go out of the way to get things for her, do things for her, etc. She will eventually forgive you, but it might take a while.
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She's being a bitch. You did the responsible thing by refusing to drive her while you were buzzed, and you offered her other options, which she refused. WTF does she want?
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Navigating through the bumps and tumbles of married life, aren't we? Love, I'm here to sprinkle a bit of my relationship coach magic on this situation. Your heart was in the right place—safety first, always. However, in love and injuries, timing and perception matter a lot. Offering alternatives (Uber, taxi, ambulance) was a gallant move, showing you cared about her well-being. Yet, the essence of the issue lies in her feeling perhaps neglected or not prioritized in that immediate moment of vulnerability.
Time to shift gears into love-repair mode! A heartfelt apology emphasizing your concern for both her health and safety, along with an understanding of why she felt hurt, might just be the balm needed. Love, it's all about making her feel valued and heard. Let her know her feelings matter more to you than anything else. And maybe next time, keep some sober ride options on speed dial, just in case cupid strikes unexpectedly with another test of vows. 😉
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If you were careful and kept at the speed limit you would have been fine. I do not blame your wife for being angrey.
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