If you're a married guy, chances are, you're a slacker. It may sound cruel and unusual, but it's also true. Married men, more of...
If you're a married guy, chances are, you're a slacker. It may sound cruel and unusual, but it's also true.
Married men, more often than not, are very lazy men—and we're not talking about mowing the lawn or getting the oil changed either.
It's the little things that matter, and in this case, years of little things can seriously make a woman who once stared at you with a sparkle in her eyes become revolted when you walk into the living room.
Turning your back on true gentleman behaviour isn't listed on the divorce documents as an official source of the whole thing breaking down, but it ought to be.
According to Serge Bielanko, here's a little refresher for you guys, on the gestures you probably stopped bothering to do long ago—things you were good at once upon a time.
Married men, more often than not, are very lazy men—and we're not talking about mowing the lawn or getting the oil changed either.
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Unhappy couple. (blackloveadvice.com) |
Turning your back on true gentleman behaviour isn't listed on the divorce documents as an official source of the whole thing breaking down, but it ought to be.
According to Serge Bielanko, here's a little refresher for you guys, on the gestures you probably stopped bothering to do long ago—things you were good at once upon a time.
- You stop holding her hand: Holding hands is something that married couples should be forced to do by law. Taking a woman's hand affords her the feeling that you honestly care about her and that you are proud to be there with her. Period.
- You stop walking by her side: Guys, whatever you do, don't walk ahead of your lady, or drift back behind her; it's a tiny, silent 'EFF YOU!' to the person you're strolling with. Especially if that person is your wife.
- You stop opening doors for her: There's a real genuine satisfaction and sense of pride that comes with being kind and chivalrous to a woman you love. Being nice to a lady is a two-way street, you know? Oh, wait, you don't know. You used to know, but you drank so many cans of beer that your brain has shriveled up and you plumb forgot. So here's a reminder: open the d*mn door!
- You don't take her away: Put yourself in a woman's shoes, guys. Women want to believe you're thinking about them even when you're not shoving another slice of pizza down your jaw next to her on the couch. They want to be swept off their feet every once in a while by the fact that you planned a trip, just the two of you, to a place (any place really) where a married couple can walk around/drink some wine/hold hands/open doors for each other and maybe kiss up against the elevator door like strangers in the night.
What are you waiting for? Go on and set things right!
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