Married woman facing relationship problems

If u are a married woman and you are facing relationship problems with your husband then

 Have sex with him every single night.

If that's difficult for you - have it thrice weekly. If that's difficult - have it twice weekly. If that's difficult - have it once weekly. But you initiate the process. You make him feel wanted. You say to him that you need him. The best way to win a men's heart is through sex. This is simple male psychology. For most men, their love language is physical touch. A lot of women don't understand this and suffer because of this small but significant negligence.

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Be very careful about asking career suggestion from a doctor. Doctors are nice people but most of them live inside a cave the whole of their life. They usually know a lot about the discipline they studied but apart from that they have very little knowledge about the outside world. So, if you tell them you want to do business - Drs : chi chi chi If You tell them u want to rest for 5 years and study afterwards - Drs : chi chi chi If U tell them u want to study psychiatry/anaesthesiology/radiology/ basic subject Drs : chi chi chi But not all Drs live in a cave. You'll find a few who knows the world and it's diversity. Go to them for advice. Also use your brain & listen to your heart.

by dr khusal

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