Great topic Susan. I think so many women feel such frustration and sometimes isolation when their husbands don't want to talk about something as much as they do.
And I'm with you -- let people do what's natural.
For my husband and I, I think we're more of an action couple than a talking couple. We love to play tennis, go for runs (or if we're tired, sometimes walks) play games, you get the idea. Along the way, there's a pretty good share of ribbing - and that's how we communicate.
We've been together 17 years (8 of those married) and so far, we're holding up pretty well. I know this probably wouldn't work for a lot of people out there, but it works for us. What works for you?
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Great topic Susan. I think so many women feel such frustration and sometimes isolation when their husbands don't want to talk about something as much as they do.
And I'm with you -- let people do what's natural.
For my husband and I, I think we're more of an action couple than a talking couple. We love to play tennis, go for runs (or if we're tired, sometimes walks) play games, you get the idea. Along the way, there's a pretty good share of ribbing - and that's how we communicate.
We've been together 17 years (8 of those married) and so far, we're holding up pretty well. I know this probably wouldn't work for a lot of people out there, but it works for us. What works for you?
September 26, 2008 - 1:47pmThis Comment
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