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REPORT ABUSIVE REPLY
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When do you know your marriage is done?
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Anonymous Coward |
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I hear what you're saying...but I don't think you're giving him enough credit for providing.
Making enough money to support a wife & kids can be an unbelievable about of stress and work!
Have you ever considered spending time together by having a "him night"?
If he comes home tired and mentally fried, you could have a movie ready for him to veg-out to...serve him dinner in front of the TV and massage his head.
You could tell him how much you appreciate him (you'd be surprised how far that can go).
A marriage is supposed to be a partnership.
Are you both pulling in the same direction? Aiming for the same goals?
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 69313682 I think we are. We have the same financial goals if that's what you mean. All of the super serious stuff, our ideals fall in line with one another. He is also one of those "I do everything on my own" types. Like, it's very uncommon for him to ask me to do something for him. He rarely asks me to serve him, if that makes sense. When he does, I do it in two seconds. I he asks me for a drink, for instance, I will go and get it for him.
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