Thursday, April 18, 2013

Being Your Husband's Playmate


This might make you go up in arms, but no wonder so many men leave for a younger, more fun girl. I don’t actually think men are as wrapped up in that the new girl being young and cute {even though that doesn’t hurt} vs. it has to do with that the other wives get ‘old’ in attitude. 

Women are smart and even smarter if we don’t let our emotions completely run the show. I will recognize when I’m acting like an old hag and snap out of it. You can’t believe what a girlish laugh or giggle does for a home. Let’s not lose our girl to being a woman. Let’s save her and cultivate her. This way when our young husbands of 50, 60, and 70 are living it up we will not be shouting to them ‘when are you going to grow up?’, but rather ‘what time can you come out to play?’  {Gabrielle Reece}

Our husbands want a playmate.  They want that girl they dated who laughed at his jokes and smiled at him often.  You be that girl.  Somehow, once we say "I do" we think we need to get serious and run life the way we think it should be run.  We lose our sense of wonder and excitement.  We "fall" out of love with our dear husbands and make all of our lives miserable.

Don't let this be you.  Keep your husband happy at home.  Always look your best and be joyful.  Debi Pearl wrote that she is always playing around with her husband.  They are always chasing each other and laughing together.  Why would any husband want to leave that?  Finding someone he would have more fun with would be difficult indeed.

My two married children sure have fun together with their spouses.  Whenever they are at my home, they flirt with each other, cuddle together, and kiss.  They are so in love with each other.  It is so fun to watch!  Alyssa and Erin will never be old hags.  They absolutely want to keep their wonderful husbands happy.  You be like that too, okay.

Let your fountain be blessed:
and rejoice with the wife of your youth.
Proverbs 5:18

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Ok =) I shall try my best. I can't see any downside to this idea =)
My husband loves to make me laugh. He says it's one of his major goals in life. :-) He'll try any joke, no matter how corny, to do that. The good news is that I laugh at anything so it makes him happy.

As for leaving for a younger woman, he says he married the young girl first so he wouldn't need to do that. LOL We're almost 16 years apart. So I'm already the younger woman to him and he likes that (and so do I). The downside is that I will never get any sympathy from him for turning "old" (30, 40, 50). He's already been there. He just laughs when I lament at getting older.
Love this! My husband and I spent most of our day off yesterday playing rummy (which he taught me how to play yesterday morning). Even though he's been playing it for a while, I beat him at almost every hand and we laughed for at least 3 hours about it. Sometimes I forget how nice it is to just play together. The sound of his laughter is music to my ears!
I love this! It's so much more fun being happy-go-lucky anyway! I've noticed when my husband and I are being playful and silly, our kids just LOVE it. They watch us and you can just see it on their faces that they are so happy that mommy and daddy are friends.
This is so wonderful. Tiffany, I love what you said. I must remember to also be my husband's playmate, no matter what hormones, or moods swing my way (pun intended). I can do this! And after a bad start this morning of a stressed husband and a moody wife, I think I can turn this day around. Laughing all the way to the bank (the good marriage bank). ;-)

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