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      3Boys
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      janet_lee88:
      Men who think their wives always nag or scold them should find out why. Don't go for greener pastures and end up huge credit card bills and another baby. I believe Mediacorp has produced enough dramas for viewership...there must be some truth.

      There are more effective ways to get a man to modify his behaviour than nagging and scolding....far more effective ways πŸ˜‰

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        schweppes
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        3Boys:

        There are more effective ways to get a man to modify his behaviour than nagging and scolding....far more effective ways πŸ˜‰
        haha... yes, must sayang, sayang the man πŸ˜‰

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          duriz
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          schweppes:
          3Boys:


          There are more effective ways to get a man to modify his behaviour than nagging and scolding....far more effective ways πŸ˜‰

          haha... yes, must sayang, sayang the man πŸ˜‰

          Yes.
          But on the flip side.
          Why was the wife nagging and scolding the husband?
          Were there far more effective/loving ways for the husband to communicate and/or do what he did than to rile the wife up?
          I'm sure all couples started out as super-sayng eachother one.
          Why did it change/have to change?

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            3Boys
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            schweppes:
            3Boys:


            There are more effective ways to get a man to modify his behaviour than nagging and scolding....far more effective ways πŸ˜‰

            haha... yes, must sayang, sayang the man πŸ˜‰

            My wife has me wrapped around her pinky, and its not from nagging and scolding..... πŸ˜‰

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              dunnoleh
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              My wife has me wrapped around her pinky, and its not from nagging and scolding..... πŸ˜‰[/quote]wa, impressive!

              I mean your wife la, not you! πŸ˜‰

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                janet88
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                Wives gotta sayang the men like kids. When they fall sick, even more 😒


                3boys,
                I must learn from your wife how to have hubby wrapped around my pinky.

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                  3Boys
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                  You already know how, just take yourself back to the period before you were married, didn’t you have him eating out of your hands?

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                    janet88
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                    Sorry lah, I wasn’t successful making him eat out of my hands.

                    That time, no kids and not staying together.

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                      Eagle-Ladybird
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                      aiya, you all should learn from my daugther. She’s so good in having me in her pocket, that my wife openly complains about it - that I have double-standard, that she can do no wrong, and that daddy will do anything for her, and so on . . . .


                      but then, it’s known that daughters have a special place in daddies’s heart, right ?

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                        3Boys
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                        janet_lee88:

                        Sorry lah, I wasn't successful making him eat out of my hands.
                        That time, no kids and not staying together.
                        Spouse first, kids second. Trust me, much better for the family.....

                        The foundation of a strong family is the relationship between husband and wife. That needs an investment of time and effort. As for the kids, there will never be enough time to do everything you need to do for them. Sometimes clothes will have to be left undried, homework undone, lunch boxes unfilled. Too bad, the brats will live, but if you don't dedicate time to the DW/DH, the relationship won't.

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