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8 comments:
Let your husband think that he's making the decisions.
Touch your boyfriend/girlfriend if you really want him/her to listen to you.
Communication is key.
Never leave eachother overnight after a fight.
I've heard that "opposites attract" and that "birds of a feather flock together"
My maternal grandmother said something to the effect of: "It's okay if you're smart, but don't let him know it". Followed a few minutes later by "You should wear shorter skirts and show off your legs if you want to get a good man. Most smart women don't have nice legs like yours".
I think you need to respect each other. And when you are married (especially with kids), you need to plan time together, otherwise you will never get to spend quality time together.
And if you are one to "always be right," suck it up and admit you are wrong sometimes.
If you really love him, a lot of this can come naturally but at times you may have to remind yourself of these things. They're just as important to him as it is for you to feel appreciated and have your feelings considered and respected. If you want to get him back, you'll have to analyze yourself and your relationship and take these into consideration. If your relationship is to work, this has to be a part of it. At the core, it's fairly simple and keeping a man happy in a relationship doesn't have to be difficult...most of us are pretty forgiving too, so getting a second chance doesn't have to prove difficult either.
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