My husband said that if I didn't have a princess's life, I wouldn't get princess disease. What am I supposed to tell him?

When your husband says that you don't have a princess's life, but you have a princess's illness, you can consider the following ways to deal with it:

1. Direct expression: You can tell your husband directly that you don't think you have princess disease, and you are dissatisfied and hurt by his statement. You can say, "I think you have some misunderstanding about me. I don't think I have princess disease. "

2. Rational communication: You can try to communicate rationally with your husband and let him understand your thoughts and feelings. You can say, "I think your comments have confused me. I hope we can understand each other together and avoid using such offensive language. "

3. Humorous response: You can also respond to him in a humorous way, which can not only express your attitude, but also show your humor. You can say, "I may not have the princess's life, but I'm sure I don't have the princess disease." Why else would I marry a prince like you? "

Whichever way you choose, you should do it on the basis of respecting each other. At the same time, you should also make it clear that the princess's life and illness are not a topic worth discussing, and you should try to avoid using such offensive language.