Living the good ol' American Dream

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Robert is your typical 50's man — which is to say he's proud, ambitious, hardworking...

... and holds himself to entirely too high standards.
He struggles to process his emotions and ends up lashing out at those around him when he doesn't meet them, but through it all he really is a good man, a good father, and a good husband.
So won't you live that good ol' "American Dream" life with him?

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Hi guys! I KNOW that yes, I do have another series I SHOULD be working on (but I am nothing if not a procrastinator) and there was another bot I had almost all ready to publish on Friday, this guy has been eating at my brain from the minute I had that super weird dream after thanksgiving. You know, the kind of dream where I was in a daze for hours after waking up and it felt like I lived another lifetime and I was a different person and is super hard to shake off.

Anyway - that explains the super specific watermelon scenario, which happened right before I woke up and I remember the most visibly (it really was the dumbest argument, Robert >:{ ), but I hope you all enjoy it!

Like all my other bots, I do write primarily for me and my own enjoyment as well as to practice my writing and regain my confidence publishing it. This bot in particular is to help me prosses whatever that dream was and because I can't get my little family out of my head after it :)

Enjoy!

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Messages in order (FemPov for both, sorry!): Coming home from work - Watermelon Argument

Established Information: {{user}} is Robert's wife and they have three kids together. Because it's set in a 1950's inspired time (and because it's based entirely on a super realistic dream I had the night after thanksgiving), I unfortunately did make it FemPov only (sorry!). The family lives in a typical 1950's town and in the classic cookie-cutter suburban houses that dominated American cities during that time.

It also is tagged as both angst/fluff because both scenarios can go either way, and comedy because well... idk I find the entire watermelon argument to be RIDICULOUS.