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Mrs E. - I know your hubby was probably joking, but I had to giggle at the differences between his answer and yours
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Mrs. Enigma said:Do be careful who you marry, though, cuz a lot of women are all into what rights and authorities they think they are entitled to. They will get all depressed ang discontent if they have to be loving and happy while honoring and obeying you. I would hope that you do not marry a sassy cocky girl or an argumentative one. Look at how she talks about her dad. Does she happily obey him? Does she always think she is smarter than you, or that she can interpret the Bible better?
We do not ever argue. Yes, I am human, so sometimes I get sick, or sad, or frustrated. Sometimes I gain weight or get wrinkles or grey hairs, but I do try to maintain my weight for hubby.
Do not marry a woman who thinks that serving you is beneath her, or that she has veto rights on everything, and you should be fine.
sallystrothers said:What are things about your marriage that are simply awesome? And a 2nd question is how has your outlook on life changed in the context of your marriage (as opposed to being unmarried)?
I work with a team of 12 other men, all of which are double my age with kids nearly my age. I am the "chile" and they always talk about their marriages to me in a very negative way. Usually it is how their wifes put on lots of weight, never want sex, take all their money, and boss them around. I only hear how bad it is and how I shouldn't get married.
On the other hand when I think about it, being single all your life you miss out on that intimacy and very well may be lonely the rest of your life.
What are your own personal experiences that have been good with marriage?
squatpuke said:I think (unfortunately) many men engage in wife-bashing as a form of male-bonding...almost like saying..."You think you've got it bad...well, my wife made me...." I would take most men-group wife-ranting's with a huge grain of salt. Wifeys' are cool.
tradingmysorrows83 said:We are newlyweds married on September 27th, 2005. I have to say that we are best friends and communication is a big key to this being a healthy marriage
Rev.... I hope this doesn't offend... but I had to laugh. I know exactly what you meant but was imagining hubby telling me, "I'm still attractive to you... I'm a studmuffin, y'hear?!?"revjayman said:I am just as attractive to her as I was when we first met My wife knows that since I tell her that and she feels loved.
sallystrothers said:What are things about your marriage that are simply awesome? And a 2nd question is how has your outlook on life changed in the context of your marriage (as opposed to being unmarried)?
I work with a team of 12 other men, all of which are double my age with kids nearly my age. I am the "chile" and they always talk about their marriages to me in a very negative way. Usually it is how their wifes put on lots of weight, never want sex, take all their money, and boss them around. I only hear how bad it is and how I shouldn't get married.
On the other hand when I think about it, being single all your life you miss out on that intimacy and very well may be lonely the rest of your life.
What are your own personal experiences that have been good with marriage?
sallystrothers said:What are things about your marriage that are simply awesome? And a 2nd question is how has your outlook on life changed in the context of your marriage (as opposed to being unmarried)?
I work with a team of 12 other men, all of which are double my age with kids nearly my age. I am the "chile" and they always talk about their marriages to me in a very negative way. Usually it is how their wifes put on lots of weight, never want sex, take all their money, and boss them around. I only hear how bad it is and how I shouldn't get married.
On the other hand when I think about it, being single all your life you miss out on that intimacy and very well may be lonely the rest of your life.
What are your own personal experiences that have been good with marriage?