Do you park yourself for a
cup of tea and plan to take a breather with your spouse thinking you both aren’t
devoting much time to each other lately and eventually get into a big fight
over nothing? Do you curse yourself for taking the initiative to talk and do
you want to hit him/her right on the face? Do you hate them for hours to come
and do you regret later for being too harsh?
Surprisingly, all these are
the signs of a healthy marriage, because if you’re into a real life
relationship and not a mutual consent to share a bedroom, it’s natural to get
into the ebb and flow of emotions. Call it lack of attention or urge for
togetherness; but all it takes is a smile to bring back the charm in the
relationship. And there’s sometimes more to it. Contrary to the intimacy draught,
sometimes it’s nothing more than eating the same sandwich in the same dressing every
day. But that doesn’t at all indicate you need an elaborate menu, but serve the
sandwich in a speckled way. Plan outings, play games, quizzes, listen to music
and take a walk. After a decade of a wedding and 2 almost grown-up kids, it’s sometimes
not only tough to get back to the romantic moods but is also kind of uneasy. But
break all the shackles slowly because nothing is more uneasy or embarrassing than
not being able to talk to your spouse pleasantly for a while. Don’t let that situation
arise.
2 comments:
sometimes me and my husband end up talking divorce after issues like where he kept the baby's soiled diaper. then i later realize there are some husbands who let the baby cry and dont even bother to change the diaper. sometimes we're blessed enough in life, just that we fail to understand!
thanks for your post. quite a reminder it is.
Totally agree on that. Both men and women have critical roles to play in a marriage. The best way is to value the other one.
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