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    Daddy n Mummy, do u still hold hand?

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      daisyt
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      Me, married more than 10 years and still holding hands. šŸ˜„

      Sometimes, would ditch dd behind while we hold. Sometimes, would ditch hb behind while me & dd hold. Sometimes, would ditch me behind while dd and hb hold. Sometimes, three of us in a line, hold hands. šŸ˜„

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        schellen
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        sashimi and I still hold hands, waist (if I can put my arm around his, that is! haha!), arm, and hug and kiss each other. When I used to work, and we happen to leave together, we'll give each other a quick peck on the lips after we step out of the lift and before we go our separate ways. DD1 (on her way to sch) will then demand for her share too. šŸ˜‰


        Married for more than 10 years already.

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          buds
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          Awww... Cute one daisyt! :love:


          Btw, the thread starter hasn't shared hers.. :idea:

          I wonder why she raised this question too.. :idea:

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            buds
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            Lynn2:
            Good morning...


            Posting the above, cos I have been seeiing all my friends, as in hubby and wife, holding hands, while they are hands free, meaning their kids are already in school, as in not around wif them...

            Do u still hold hand wif your wife and hubby, after so many years being so caught up wif the kids....


            Regards
            No leh lovekidverymuch.. dun have.. i oni saw dis wan above at the
            beginning... and i've read all the rest too. Thread starter is Lynn2 hor..
            not Luvkid..

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              Luvkid
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              ya, so far i am the loner here šŸ˜ž .......


              Lynn2, yours turn to share before everyone came shooting u :evil:

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                Luvkid
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                tankee:
                IMO, there's nothing wrong in doing shopping separately for a while. It is better than being forced to tag along and be bored.


                In our case, it is me that accompany DS when he wants to go to the toys sections or when he wants to go TimeZone. DW will \"MIA\" to do her shopping. But once we are back together, we make it a point to hold hands.
                BUT, i am the one who is always left the kids (most of the time), except for toilet visit, he will be MIA for long, and when we are back together, it is time to go, and.....he will be in the front, carrying stuffs we bought (if there is) and I will be dragging behind with DS2.... :nunchuk: DS1 will be free to walk in between us....

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                  KoalaMummy
                  last edited by

                  maybe lynn2 felt shy cos all of u says u hold hands. šŸ˜›


                  me and dh (married for 11 year, celebrating our anniversary tmr) do hold hands, but more seldom since we have 3 kids in tow. but when we are alone, without the kids, we would make it a point to hold hand. Some guys are shy holding hands when there are others around, but give them time lah, when u r alone, try to initiate lor. DH's parents also hold hands when we go out. Good example to follow.

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                    Luvkid
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                    KoalaMummy:
                    ........Some guys are shy holding hands when there are others around, but give them time lah, when u r alone, try to initiate lor. DH's parents also hold hands when we go out. Good example to follow.

                    Ya, DH never feels shy to hold hands or embrace or what what what when dating šŸ˜› Our time alone is bedtime..... with kids sleeping in the same room..... :roll: Ya lah, there is time we really alone, very very very rare..... :roll:

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                      Andaiz
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                      lovekidsverymuch:
                      Andaiz:

                      COming 9th Anniversary already.


                      Hey Andaiz so that means u got ur first kid quite fast after marriage leh šŸ˜‰

                      Yep, DD1 came 1 month after 1st Anniversary. :oops: :oops: mature parent mah, so must quickly conceive loh! :oops:

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                        Luvkid
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                        Andaiz:
                        Yep, DD1 came 1 month after 1st Anniversary. :oops: :oops: mature parent mah, so must quickly conceive loh! :oops:

                        DS1 was 2 months plus after our 1st anniversary :love: , conceived on the 2nd cycle after our wedding. Want it fast though since had been cohabiting for almost 3 years before that, really take a lot of CONTROL!! šŸ˜› Of cos, heard stories where they conceive on the nuptial nite....That i really kudos them!!

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