Icebreakers
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Kick my ass into working out more
Be understanding of the fact that it's crunch time at work through July.
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Offer to clean the house more often as I'm up to my ears in work.
Help me move and visit me.
Be less selfish.
help me with my business
Play tennis with me and give me lots of massages.
she can stay safe, have a positive attitude knowing that things are going to be alright and continue to be the amazing woman she is. some naughty bear time wouldn't hurt either.
Just what she's doing now. Keep moving forward with her new job and paying down her debts.
Try to have a more upbeat attitude about our relocation
talk to me more
Give me a big hug & kiss every single morning. It would reassure me that he really wants to be here, living this life with me. xo
Help me pack, clean his car inside and out so we can sell it. If he can't do that than he could stay out of my way while I'm trying to do it all.
1 - Do a few small jobs around the house - when asked or without asking
2 - Make small, spontaneous romantic gestures - arrange a babysitter and take me out, buy me a little something nice, rub my feet.
2 - Make small, spontaneous romantic gestures - arrange a babysitter and take me out, buy me a little something nice, rub my feet.
