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    Daddy n Mummy, do u still hold hand?

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      stayhome
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      We just past our 20 anniversary and we still hold hands when we go out.

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        PowerPuff Mum
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        We still hold hands, kiss and hug even in front of relatives and friends. I don’t see why we should behave any differently. I am not talking abt fondling amorously in front of others but a gentle peck on the cheek, holding each’s waist or even a quick hug before he leaves or something like that.


        Our kids are used to it as we hug and kiss them everyday too ( they are 9 and 12). We say I love you to one another quite frequently. We stil go on dates and surprise each other with gifts and cards even till now. We’ve been married for 13 years.

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          noobparent
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          PowerPuff Mum:
          We still hold hands, kiss and hug even in front of relatives and friends. I don't see why we should behave any differently. I am not talking abt fondling amorously in front of others but a gentle peck on the cheek, holding each's waist or even a quick hug before he leaves or something like that.


          Our kids are used to it as we hug and kiss them everyday too ( they are 9 and 12). We say I love you to one another quite frequently. We stil go on dates and surprise each other with gifts and cards even till now. We've been married for 13 years.
          Lovely! Keep it up!

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            UncleLim
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            I remember once at a hawker centre, I bumped into an NS friend. He was quite a loud person and shouted... \"Wah... married for less than a year ah? Still holding hands??!!\"


            That was 14 years ago.

            Fast forward 14 years and 3 kids later... Yes we are still holding hands. : )
            :love:

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              tankee
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              UncleLim:
              I remember once at a hawker centre, I bumped into an NS friend. He was quite a loud person and shouted... \"Wah... married for less than a year ah? Still holding hands??!!\"


              That was 14 years ago.

              Fast forward 14 years and 3 kids later... Yes we are still holding hands. : )
              :love:
              :celebrate: ya! It is something to be proud of !! :celebrate:

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                UncleLim
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                UncleLim:
                I remember once at a hawker centre, I bumped into an NS friend. He was quite a loud person and shouted... \"Wah... married for less than a year ah? Still holding hands??!!\"


                That was 14 years ago.

                Fast forward 14 years and 3 kids later... Yes we are still holding hands. : )
                :love:
                Partly also due to safety reasons because my wife's glasses tend to fog up when she comes out of the car. I then have to hold her like leading a blind person. :lol:

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                  Cherylg
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                  yep… we still do. like old times. ^-^

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                    pampers
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                    we hold hands and hugs each other whenever and wherever we can. My dh sometimes even sing for me and the kids when we're going out! *very paishe lei... but so sweet of him though !! :love:

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                      hapydino
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                      UncleLim:
                      I remember once at a hawker centre, I bumped into an NS friend. He was quite a loud person and shouted... \"Wah... married for less than a year ah? Still holding hands??!!\"


                      That was 14 years ago.

                      Fast forward 14 years and 3 kids later... Yes we are still holding hands. : )
                      :love:
                      so sweet.. 🙂 :love:

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                        tankee
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                        springvinn:
                        ya...should always maintain that simple touch....but sad to say my kid always come in between our hands. It ended up with 2 of us swinging our kid's hands. Ha Ha.

                        this happens to us too. Just remember to hold your spouse hand when your child let go of yours 😉

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