Re: Wally's guide for married men
Standing Ovation Ladies! Standing Ovation!
That was very well said!
Txtee...your not a psychiatrist, but you'd make a great marriage councilor.
Cyn...i wished your sweety was closer too. If i know him like i think i do...im sure he wishes the same thing
Before my hubby and i got together, i would take my girls out to eat, and one of my favorite parts of going out, not only to be with them (my girls) was just to have someone bring me a glass of tea. That may sound weird, but thats the only time i ever got that treatment, was from a total stranger in a restaurant.
When my hubby
finally came into my life it was the first time for him that anyone had ever fixed him his plate and brought it to him, the poor thing, i still cant make myself cut up his steak,

, even though he's very worthy of that kind of treatment, i try my best to show him how much i love him through everything else i do.
This is for the men also. Lord knows im no pro, but i can tell you this, If she fixes you a sandwiche, tell her 'thank you' she's only trying to do something for you. If shes walking around the house not saying anything, and you think she's mad at you, she's probably not, she's probably thinking about all the laundry that needs to be done before she goes to bed. Sometimes the world gets a little heavy on our shoulders. Life itself gets in the way. Instead of her putting it on your shoulders, we try to deal with it ourselves. At least i do. Thats why communication is so important in a marriage. We know for most men, taking care of a family is a big responsibility, i for one admire you for that. Some of you probably think it goes unnoticed but it doesnt, thats why she's making your dinner every evening. All i can say is, it takes two to make it work, not just one.