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Reply to "How do I let my fiancée know she made a terrible mistake with her hair?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Ok, dial it back a bit -- a "terrible mistake" is a bit dramatic. But I think you can tell her in a gentle way. "Honey, I miss the old you. You're always beautiful to me, but look isn't my cup of tea". And if she decides to keep it, you deal with it. Just curious - what color did she change it to?[/quote] I agree with this. First: if the person who doesn't like it can't voice their opinion in a tactful and respectful way, that's a problem. If the person who made the change can't receive a tactfully voiced opinion without losing it, that's also a problem. In a relationship you need to be able to both give and receive criticism or a disagreeing opinion gracefully and like an adult. I don't like it when my partner cuts his hair too short. I've told him that. It hasn't caused a problem. Second: I don't see anything wrong with thinking that a spouse should want to look good for their partner. If I knew my husband didn't like my new haircut I probably wouldn't keep it. I'm not going to keep it just to spite him. I trust his opinion and I also want to look and feel sexy for him. His opinion does matter to me. [/quote]
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