I met an old friend during the high school, we talked about all the crazy things we do together at that time. We decided to find a more comfortable place to continue the conversation, so we went to my favorite coffee shop. We talked about our work, new movies, latest auto to household problem.
This is where I started tell about my problems. I told him that my marriage undergoing trials. My wife and I often fight for trivial things. She is complaining about my busy job, so she felt neglected. I’ve tried to apologize but my wife still no changed and remains cool to me. Then suddenly my friend asked “have you tried to make a surprise by sending flowers?” Instantly, I immediately was struck, why it never crossed in my mind before! My friend went on, that every woman absolutely loved flowers, so send flowers to your wife is a thing that worth to try. After saying good-bye and say thanks for his advice, I push my car straight into one purpose. Yeah you’re right, flower market! Now, my happy marriage has been restored.
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Pingback by Flower Bouquets Save My Marriage ! | | marriageproblems — November 26, 2009 @ 4:39 pm
I think the conflict should not turn into a confrontation. You have to remain cool and calm. You have to remember that patience have never won a war. The anger in your mind can generate unclear thoughts. You cannot control your emotions when you are angry. Hold on and maintain a low voice
Comment by suzain williams — December 5, 2009 @ 5:42 am
How can I save my marriage when it seems that all is lost? The feeling you have when your marriage is in turmoil can just about incapacitate you and prevent you from being productive at anything at all. Some people instinctively react by calling an attorney to end the marriage with divorce and that is really too bad; it need not be that way.
Comment by Rehana Taylor — December 9, 2009 @ 5:30 am
I really love sending flowers to my loved ones. I specially like sending Tulips and Roses..~.
Comment by Lily Walker — May 12, 2010 @ 5:33 am