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My father said of my mother "She is not always right but she is never wrong"
He also informed me once that neither he or I was boss at home. He pointed out that he was at least sleeping with the boss.
Reading through that reminded me of this clip…I've learned a few lessons over the last 34 years of marriage that may help the more newlywed husband in his quest for a happy, successful marriage:
What's hers is hers... and what's yours is hers.
Memorize this phrase and use it daily: "Sorry, Honey, I was wrong." Even if you're right, admit you're wrong!
You thought were marrying for lots of sex... and you did. If you get carpal tunnel syndrome, however, seek medical help immediately.
Learn reflexology and how to administer a world-class foot massage for her. Good back scratches are a massive plus in your favor, as is serving her coffee in bed in the morning.
Women are urged to conduct a monthly breast self-exam, with the little lines and circles, to find anything new or abnormal in there. Learn how to do it for her. Memorize the complex internal structure of her sweater puppies right after a clear mammogram; then make it at least a monthly ritual of checking them for her. You have an interest in keeping those beauties healthy: and it's incredibly erotic for her.
Never treat her as beneath you: treat her as the Queen of your Life and the Center of your World. Never let anyone speak critically of her. You are her knight, so defend her: fight her battles and slay her dragons.
As a plus, learn how her phone, TV, computer and the Wi-Fi work and she'll keep you around forever.
If you have small kids and a fenced-in backyard, and need a little "Mommy-Daddy Time", let the kids watch you open a roll of nickels and throw them into the yard. Tell them they have to find all twenty nickels before bothering you... and whatever they find, they keep. Then RUN to the bedroom.
Don't sweat the petty stuff: pet the sweaty stuff. (a female Navy officer gave me that tip)
Reading through that reminded me of this clip…