Seriously, which would you choose?

[herefordlovinglady]

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You sound like Dr. Laura Schlessinger -- I have read and done the Proper care of feeding your husband.

Also the 10 stupid things women do to mess up their lives.

You are right and I do agree -- I am not mocking it, it does work in the right situation.

 

[Frosty]

Great advice PaulaJoAnne! DH and I also have a standing tradition... before one of us leaves to go anywhere, we part with a kiss and an 'I Love You'. Because if anything happened while we were apart, we want those to be our last words to each other. I do love to put the ocassional note in his lunch... especially since his co-workers tease him about it. (Evil grin! So cute when he blushes!)

 

[PaulaJoAnne]

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We do the same thing!

 

[PaulaJoAnne]

You sound like Dr. Laura Schlessinger -- I have read and done the Proper care of feeding your husband.

Also the 10 stupid things women do to mess up their lives.

You are right and I do agree -- I am not mocking it, it does work in the right situation.

Not trying to . Its just common sense.
Just because the honeymoon is over, does not give anyone, myself included the right to let the romance slip away.​

 

[redhen]

well..romance HAS to go bothh ways...
A woman gives and a man also has to give JUST as much....
Its a combined effort...not just a womans role...

Have you talked to him? Told him how you feel?

 

[fordmommy]

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My whole family does this. My mother had a brain anerysm a few years back. And now we never leave or say good-bye without saying I love you. You never know if that may be the last time you talk to that person.

 

[PaulaJoAnne]

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Very true, but sometimes it takes one person picking up the slack for a time, to trigger the other.

 

[redhen]

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Very true, but sometimes it takes one person picking up the slack for a time, to trigger the other.

very true..

 

[CrazyFowlFreak]

I am an old-fashioned girl. Love will conquer all. Good luck with whatever you decide is best.

 

[herefordlovinglady]

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Not trying to . Its just common sense.
Just because the honeymoon is over, does not give anyone, myself included the right to let the romance slip away.

No, I thought your advice was very good, I was complimenting you. And, I agree totally, but it does take two, and when one continues to give and give and other takes and takes, eventually you just get tired and stop trying.