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“It takes at least 10 years to find out what your husband is really like. When you do, be sure you remember that he’s found some things about you that he doesn’t like, either.”
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Reflect upon how often you talk (and talk and talk) about your problems. Is your approach working? If not, bite your tongue. Instead, let your actions speak for you. Focus on improving the quality of your interactions with your spouse. Express your appreciation for everything your spouse does, and praise him or her in front of your children,friends or relatives. Try to make your spouse’s life easier every day. Continue reading on Huffington Post →
Reflect upon how often you talk (and talk and talk) about your problems. Is your approach working?If not, bite your tongue. Instead, let your actions speak for you. Focus on improving the quality of your interactions with your spouse. Express your appreciation for everything your spouse does, and praise him or her in front of your children,friends or relatives. Try to make your spouse’s life easier every day. Read this great article from the Huffington Post →
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