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When talking to friends, how much do you mention your partner?
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I think I do it a little too much :)
Lol I make any excuse necessary to talk abouty Baybe to my friends and family lol I just can't get my women off my mind lol lets just say when Iam talking to someone they know exactly who I will speak about lol my BAYBE
Very often. But it depends if the subject pertains to him or something we've done.
Often. It depends which friends I'm talking to, but I always mention him.
When the opportunity presents itself
I mention my husband in conversations often because I am proud of him & what he does for me & to help me! Lots of women I work with moan about what their husbands don't do & I consider myself lucky every day that I have a man who loves me and respects me enough to be an equal to me & do all the things he does to help me so we can enjoy time together! I owe it to myself to deserve a man like him & I wouldn't be with anyone who didn't treat me with love & respect, I would feel embarrassed to talk about my husband if he didn't fill my love tank enough with love affirmations & kind thoughtful tasks he does to help!
Female, >50 years, Married, NZ | Mar 07, 2012
Female, >50 years, Married, NZ | Mar 07, 2012
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LOTS
If relevant to the conversation I mention my wife frequently.
In almost every sentence..
Ever chance
Most of the time
Daily. They ask and I love to tell. It's always great to hear them say how good we are for each other.
Depends on what we r talking about but I'm a very private person don't speak our business
Depends on what we are talking about.
I think often enough when a topic comes up that I have a story of us about or when I want to brag about her being a teacher. I respect her so much.
More than other people care to hear. It's their loss.
Female, 36-40 years, Dating | Mar 13, 2012