I agree with most of what rayoflight said. And I think that how you are feeling is really common in marriages. People get so caught up in work and kids that they start to forget about what is important to themselves and their marriage. Life tends to become very repetitive: Get kids off to school, go to work, come home, make dinner, put kids to bed, go to sleep.. Repeat. We tend to ignore ourselves and spouses. And when we put everything else first, we lose a part of ourselves. I think you should do something for yourself today. Get your haircut and dyed. Get a new dress.. Start a new workout plan.. Etc. And then, do something for your husband. Get him that gadget he has been wanting, for no reason. And maybe go on a date together. Get a babysitter, put on some makeup and that new dress, and go to your favorite restaurant. Do something you both really enjoy.. Go skiing, or to a drive in movie.. I think that your husband hasn't forgotten you exist, but he is just as caught up in all the everyday stuff as you are. You just need to do somethings to break the monotonousness. Be spontanious! Do something out of the norm.. It will draw his attention. Good luck.. I hope I was helpful.
Well first of all, examine yourself closely. Are you still in a good shape to attract him? Or you have gained so many extra pounds? Are you still humorous enough to make him laugh?or you have become predictable? Are you still willing to do the stuffs you people used to enjoy a lot together? Or you have got boring? Do you still give him as much time and attention as you used to give 10 years back? Or you are too busy with your kids and other domestic duties?
Its not only 1 partner's mistake. In a relationship, if one partner seems to have changed his attitude towards the other, then there must be some problem/change on the other partner's part as well. Try to solve the problem on your side, and you will see how your husband responds to this positive approach in your attitude/behavior.
Its not only 1 partner's mistake. In a relationship, if one partner seems to have changed his attitude towards the other, then there must be some problem/change on the other partner's part as well. Try to solve the problem on your side, and you will see how your husband responds to this positive approach in your attitude/behavior.
I needed orthodontics my entire life. At age 35 I got braces and voila it moved my lower jaw into place and I went from a 2 to a 10. I've always been thin, but with the ugly face I never bothered to dress nicely. So I have great hair, great body, great clothes--
and everybody has noticed but my husband of 11 years. I walk into a room, everyone notices but him. I've talked to him about it a million times in the past six months, and now I'm about to give up and go get a real lover as he states he views me as a "partner".
and everybody has noticed but my husband of 11 years. I walk into a room, everyone notices but him. I've talked to him about it a million times in the past six months, and now I'm about to give up and go get a real lover as he states he views me as a "partner".