Letter to my husband, Dr. Alan Diaz on October 15, 2008
Work out some things…
Dear Alan,
We need and must work out on some issues before things begin to deteriorate again. I am on the 3rd month of unemployment and I will not wait until the money stops coming in to make a decision to leave.
I appreciate what you have done for all my children and grandchildren (Alyssa and her father (your favorite son Javier), Kiomary and the kids, Bubi, Adalis and Adal), especially for helping save my granddaughter's life, but I need for you to be more sensitive and loving to me as a person, if I am to stay here with you.
I am the matriarch of the family, how can you treat them all like everything is OK and mistreat me?
I am your wife and I deserve and expect to be treated as an equal in the relationship, we are dependent on each other as a couple should, I believe is called a partnership. I do not appreciate when you want me to do things because they are menial or unimportant but not able to know or ask what you do (communicate with or hang out) via email, phone or in person in the pursuit of your sexual games. This relationship stop being about you, it has to be about us or is no more.
I do not appreciate that you begin the mornings about business or investments without a good morning, the coffee is great and I really appreciate your gesture, but when I get up I need time, the same thing in the evenings, especially f you are drinking. Perhaps we can schedule into an agreeable time to speak in the mornings and/or evenings about the business and even investments.
In regards to some of my wifely duties, this morning you expected for me to say that the clothes had not been washed. It was done on Sunday and I had mentioned it, but bringing the clothes up is difficult because is heavy. I can cook for you but you will have to be more explicit as to what do I cook because in the past you have made statements about my cooking, you prefer your cooking which I understand since you cook with hot spices and rare condiments that are not to my taste. I eat more bland food than you do