DEAR WIFE,
1. If you want your husband to make love to you often, maintain a positive attitude. No matter how sexy you look or how well you dress, he won’t find you attractive if your attitude is negative.
2. If you want your husband to enjoy mealtime with you, be pleasant to be around. Even if your food is delicious, it loses its appeal if being around you feels stressful.
3. If you want your husband to open up about sensitive topics, learn to keep secrets and avoid overreacting. A man is less likely to share when he’s afraid that his words will be misinterpreted or spread.
4. If you want your husband to take you out frequently, avoid bringing drama into your outings. No man wants to spend time and money in a setting where he feels emotionally drained by unresolved issues.
5. If you want your husband to work on resolving marital issues, stop viewing yourself as the angel and him as the devil. Rather than attacking him or labeling him as “the agent the devil is using in your marriage,” acknowledge your own faults. Show him that you are on the same team and focus on finding solutions rather than assigning blame.
6. If you want your husband to come home early, create a peaceful atmosphere. As the one who typically manages the home, your behavior can easily influence him to stay away if you come across as harsh or combative.
7. If you want your husband to chat with you and call you more often, be engaging and fun to talk to. If every conversation leads to arguments, reminders of past mistakes, or demands, he will likely avoid communication altogether.
8. If you want your husband to accept your suggestions and corrections, communicate with him in a loving tone. Approaching him with anger, orders, or manipulation will only cause him to become defensive.
9. If you want your husband to enjoy kissing you, speak sweetly, be gentle, and make conversations easy and enjoyable. Hurtful words are unattractive and diminish the desire for intimacy.
10. If you want your husband to do more sweet, romantic, and special things, appreciate the little things he does. Complaining never inspires a man to improve, but showing gratitude encourages him to do more.
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