How Often Should A Wife Write A Letter To Her Husband When They Are Living Under The Same Roof?

I think this mainly depends on your style of communication and your mood. If you are living under the same roof and you are planning to write him a letter, at one time (when he is in the mood for something like a long talk), perhaps it would be better to just say what you feel through a heart-to-heart talk. But if he is always busy and may need time to think things through then perhaps a hearty letter would do.

Please don't do such things to yourself.. He's not far off fighting a military war.. STOP!... husbands ought to be loving their wives as their own bodies. In order to have the wisdom to cope successfully with the prpblems of life, time must be spent to build into the family a strong devotion to right principles.

It's time for face to face heart felt communication, your marriage will be nothing without it. We must show love in order to reap it. Obey the impulse to do a kindness for your husband if you have one.. Share the work and the play, the trouble and the joys, accomplishments and failures.

This will bring you and your mate closer...

As many times as time allows! Like any other cooking system, love needs to be fueled constantly. Husbands need to hear from their wives constantly how they are love and the more he gets this either verbally or by letter, the more he loves the wife.

Its a common saying the love begets love. If the wife continues to write to her husband, even the less loving husband will return that love to the wife with time.

Surprisingly during dating the two do not want to stop communicating or leave each other but after many marriages have started things change. I think love needs constant rekindling!

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