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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I would add that the woman has to be willing to be in an equal partnership. That means -- your husband is not always going to do things the way you do or prefer. If you are always criticizing or "making suggestions to improve" whatever it is: bathing the kids, helping with homework, folding laundry -- then he will stop doing it and suddenly you are overwhelmed with having to do everything! My mother gave me this advice and it has served me well. I've been married 35 years and we happily raised two kids together. [/quote] So true. My mom spent her entire married life complaining about my dad's lack of domestic skills and participation. Yet every time he tried to step up, she nit picked him to death. It's her way or the highway. I'm sure there was some truth to her complaints, but her micro managing and criticism made her own life much harder than it needed to be.[/quote]
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