Married men answer this.........
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This whole thing is a year 1-5 issue, IMO.
For sure. Young pride (and sometimes older pride) of men is misplaced at times.0 -
Yeah, it does....................................you're whipped!!
Mutual whipping anymore. Power in a relationship always falls with the person least in love at the time, and love wans and crests throughout the years. Interesting dynamic.
You know I agree with this 100%....The power styruggle does go back and forth0 -
Sounds like a lotta nagging going on at your houses. just sayin0
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The toilet seat, cleaning the house, having sex......................that about covers it.:laugh:
I do it her way in her bathroom. I do it my way in mine (the cold one in the basement).
If I want the house clean - I should do it myself. But having kids around fixes this one for a couple decades.
We both take what we want when we want it.0 -
I'm pretty sure she wins most of these battles...the ones I do win, I usually don't feel like I've won because I've been so bloodied by the battle. There are a few things I won't budge on...but only a few.0
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To be fair, I am convinced that I conform 100% of the time.... but so is my husband. That can't be right. So we must both be compromising. :huh:0
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i dont know what i do, but i always make sure she thinks she won.
Best answer EVER lol0 -
First of all "Know Thyself!"
If you haven't figured out who YOU are then stay single and alone until you do! Save yourself the trouble of failed relationships!
Then choose someone who is compatible with you! Takes Time, a lot of time, my wife and I dated for 6 years before getting engaged and another year before marriage.
Then, Conformity or Compromise does not figure in so heavily.
Just a thought!0 -
My two cents on this topic (even though I am female): There are some things that others feel more passionately about then others. When you truly love someone, therefore caring more about who they are instead of attempting to win a disagreement, you recognize these things and try to accomodate as best as possible. It doesn't matter if you're male or female. When necessary some growth is needed on both sides. So let the small things go, they mean nothing in the long run; but for the big items definately hold true to your convictions. Marriage takes a lot of understanding and support from eachother. If you are keeping score about who is giving in (and who is winning) the success of your marriage/happiness is greatly diminshed.0
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A happy wife is a happy life...right?
I like this guy ^ Yea, this guy is good. :laugh: :flowerforyou:0 -
Sounds like a lotta nagging going on at your houses. just sayin
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I don't really get this question. I'm not a married man, but I am a married woman. It comes down to "love and respect." If you don't love her then she disrespects you and vice versa. It is called the "crazy cycle." The only way to break it is to love her unconditionally even if she isn't doing her part in respecting you. As a woman, I can say that if you just love her regardless, she will highly likely have a change of heart and respect you. The same goes for the woman, if you are not loving her, she should still respect you, and hopefully you will have a change of heart and love her. The point is that the husband is to suppose to love his wife regardless, and the wife is supposed to respect her husband regardless. It is all about putting our pride aside and doing what we ought to do. I got this from the series, "Love and Respect." I think this is such a great series. Obviously, we should love and respect each other, but women often want to be loved, and men want to be respected.0
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In my experience, marriage is about give and take for both parties - or should be.
Happiness doesn't lie in getting what you want but giving unconditionally.
From the outside it may appear that I conform a lot, compromise a lot, but so does my wife. On closer inspection - many of our wants and needs are either the same or similar.
kind regards,
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To be fair, I am convinced that I conform 100% of the time.... but so is my husband. That can't be right. So we must both be compromising. :huh:
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Do you right or do you want to be happy? you can't have both
Pick your fights wisely most of em arent worth it.0 -
First of all "Know Thyself!"
If you haven't figured out who YOU are then stay single and alone until you do! Save yourself the trouble of failed relationships!
Then choose someone who is compatible with you! Takes Time, a lot of time, my wife and I dated for 6 years before getting engaged and another year before marriage.
Then, Conformity or Compromise does not figure in so heavily.
Just a thought!
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So let the small things go, they mean nothing in the long run
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I used to conform 90%+...then one day I changed that... now I have an ex-wife HAHAHA :laugh:
That's funny but there's a lot of truth to that. I'm in the same boat, got sick of compromising and taking it in the *kitten* all the time.So let the small things go, they mean nothing in the long run
Unfortunately the small things can build up into bigger things over time. Sometimes certain small things can be worth talking about. It's better to talk about it when it's a pebble or small rock than when it's a boulder.0 -
thats why I am not married0
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I don't really get this question. I'm not a married man
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