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I write him little love notes that I put either in the pants that he will wear to office, or in his laptop case that brings to office.I send him a cheerful loving email (see http://www.femalenetwork.com/girltalk/index.php/topic,225731.0.html) describing my positive feelings over being with him.When he arrives home and he goes to the bathroom to freshen up, I enter the bathroom disrobe and we bathe together, with me soaping and caressing his whole body.I sometimes offer to give him a massage - head and shoulders or whole body.We are both in our 50's and imagine us doing those things that most people think are only done by newly weds.I learned - and he learned it too (since he is not the only one who gets stressed and has a bad day; I have a bad day sometimes too) - when we did the RETROUVAILE Program.Mommy Fe
A guy's POV here:I think that a lot of stressed married men out there need an outlet. Maybe very often a simple listening ear or someone to share his worries/stress related stories with, will be more than enough to give a guy that much needed outlet.Not that an excellent dish, a neck rub, or a wet blowjob won't work wonders ... ay. Wala palang bj dun sa namention mo. But anyway, there are two ways to provide support. One of them is to be the generous hostess to the returning warrior, and the other is by being the receptive sounding board to the stressed-out modern day warrior. And mind you, that works. Just imagine all the ladies' drinks and tips GROs get just for pretending to be interested in the blabber a lot of drunk customers dish out. I hope that helps.