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Stop Nagging
The old-fashioned practice that you need in your life is "Long faces and nagging did not get you your husband, and long faces and nagging will not keep them". This seems a bit silly but in all reality, your husband fell in love with you for a reason. Try to be a positive influence in his life as he should try to be a positive influence in yours. How did we do? Let us know in the comments section below.
Don't Gossip
The old-fashioned practice that you need in your life is "If your husband has a headache, don't try to cheer him up by repeating gossip". This may seem silly but MOST men do not enjoy gossiping and only participate in order to indulge you. If it bothers him, don't do it. Especially not if he has a headache. If your husband does enjoy a juice tidbit or two then save it for later. How did we do? Let us know in the comments section below.
Let The Little Things Go
The old-fashioned practice that you need in your life is “Men like a clean house, but fussing about all the time, upsetting the house in order to keep it clean, will drive a man from the house elsewhere.” This may seem a bit silly, but it does ring true. Obsessive compulsive cleaning does not make a cozy home. So relax and watch some Netflix instead. How did we do? Let us know in the comments section below.
Don't Expect Them To Be Perfect
This tidbit of advice from 1913 still rings true today. The old-fashioned practice that you need in your life is Don’t expect your partner to be an angel. You would get very tired of her if she were." How did we do? Let us know in the comments section below.
Don't Be A Slob
This little tidbit was published in 1913 and is very specific, but the spirit of the advice rings true. The old-fashioned practice that you need in your life is Don’t sharpen pencils all over the house as you walk about" or in other words, don't be a slob.How did we do? Let us know in the comments section below.