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Re: O/T: LITTLE WIFE AND ROMANCE


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Posted by Robert Searcy on February 05, 2007 at 14:21:57 from (144.226.230.36):

In Reply to: O/T: LITTLE WIFE AND ROMANCE posted by NON-ROMANTIC ONE on February 05, 2007 at 10:58:49:

Well, this is a definate can of worms. Never has a man been born that could understand a woman.

I have 16 yrs of marital experience. So here are a few suggestions.

1) I would suggest you have a sit down and get an exact definition of what she means by you are not romantic enough. Ask what her expectations are and then you can figure out what her needs are so you can address them. Men are born FIX IT personalities so you have a task at hand. Just get the details so you can work on it.

2) You will feel different when your child is born ( HOPEFULLY ) I have 3 children and I can tell you there is no love you have ever felt like the one you experience with children. I can't explain it so don't ask, I know there are other DAD's on here that will AMEN that!!! You will find that you want to spend more time with them and maybe skip a pull or two and that life has other responsibilites that require your attention.

3) If you are dedicated to Pulling and your wife knew that before marrying you, if she loves you, she will want you to enjoy that and continue just maybe not every night in the barn till 2am and then all weekend gone every weekend.

4) You both will find what works for you - just talk about it and dont let it all build up and then blow up like a wound up tractor going down the track!!!

5) It's normally none of my business but since you asked, her goes...........

Pray, take your wife and child to church and keep that a part of your life, if its not, make it a part of your life/marriage. God will never let you down and he is the best friend you could ever have.

I'm through preachin'

Robert




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