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When you are in need of encouragement, what is the best way to let your partner know?
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Just telling him would be easy. Not the way I roll- I gotta be grumpy and make him guess! It's not that I mean to do this, I just do.
Crying over the phone.
I would tell him that I desperately need him to calm me down and tell me that everything is going to be okay.
I don't need to say a thing. She already knows.
I say, "I have the Sunday night blues... Oh yaaaaa....."
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Just tell her straight up "help meeeeee"
The best way would be to say it directly - my day sucks and I need a hug. Things usually improve after that. As for encouragement specifically, I haven't really thought about that. What do you think?
U just seem to know :)
:) You pretty much always know too. You read me very well...
Male, >50 years, Married, WI, US | Dec 16, 2011
Male, >50 years, Married, WI, US | Dec 16, 2011
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I have to usually spell it out..sometimes in glowsticks.
i don't, he just knows.
Take me shopping :)
It helps when she tells me everything is going to be fine and it's going to work out ok.
Ask for it
To tell you and not blow up
