Help me I am in a big trouble with my wife? We are arguing since 3 months {ººª}?
Last year we got married:
My wife told me once: "if I have any sons they will be cut."
She said: She's not comfortable with leaving the kiddo uncut.
There were several argues since then!
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After arguing for months about circumcision, she finally said: "you convinced me not to do it. So please, I don't want to talk about it anymore."
She Promised me not to do so, but I sometimes want to understand what changed her mind, but she still doesn't want to talk about it.
This question haunts me everyday every night...whenever I see her.
I am unable to concentrate on my work...whole day I worry about my wife's pregnancy and kid...
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had my son circumcised. I was uncircumcised at the time. I finally joined my son and got myself circumcised in my fifties. I didnt have a problem with it at all, actually i should have had myself circumcised many years ago. I have no regrets having either my son or myself circumcised.
Being circumcised is one hundred percent better and my son has no complaints either.
http://www.circlist.com/
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Inter-Circ%E2%80%A6 support group. Over 2000 men circumcised as adults with no complaints.
this group is for adults 18 or over.
http://www.gilgalsoc.org/
http://www.aboutcirc.com/
http://www.medicirc.org/
http://www.circumcisioninfo.com/index_ho%E2%80%A6
http://www.circinfo.net/
http://www.circinfo.com/
Circumcision is a wise decision
Peter
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son circumcised at birth, circumcised as an adult. No regrets. Life experien
Do you co-sleep? That used to be the one manner I received ANY relaxation the primary 6 months of breastfeeding! It's been confirmed to scale down the danger of SIDS if performed adequately (ie do not pass to mattress under the influence of alcohol or prime!!). The child sleeps dealing with up, cradled in mother's arm, so it is nice. I had constantly suggestion I would not be in a position to co-sleep given that I'm one of these heavy sleeper, but it surely all modified the second my daughter used to be born. I could not lie flat for a pair weeks given that of my C-phase, so I propped up in mattress, sort of part sitting and could nurse her and we would each go to sleep like that. I'd get up while she used to be hungry a number of hours later, and we hadn't moved a muscle!! A mom's frame is aware of and senses her baby. About bottles, a few children on no account take them. Me and my sisters did not, and neither will my daughter. This time shall go! If your spouse is co-slumbering and nursing mendacity down and STILL are not able to get relaxation, possibly you would take a look at a few soothing sleep rituals after she nurses. Try The Happiest Baby at the Block, via Dr Harvey Karp. Also there are options to bottles, like cups, spoons, and eyedroppers. I'm sorry it is been so tough. For internet sites on co-slumbering and bottle rejection, see the resources. Good good fortune!!
Educate yourself from a reputable source about the health benefits.
Educate yourself about the reasons it is better done as a baby.
Educate yourself about the future sexual benefits for your boy.
Then go to her and tell her you have decided to go ahead with the circumcision. Your current curiousity will be moot and if you start arguing with her to get it done it will probably drive her crazy and it will haunt her.
After asking this so many times over the past few days, under multiple accounts, are you trying to tell us you haven't received a satisfactory answer?
You are spamming the forum, which is a violation of the Community Guidelines. If I see it again, I will make it my mission to report each one.
You should go to her and take her hand and kiss her, and just say, "(what ever her name is or pet name you call her), I love you so much, and I want to be with you forever and have a healthy relationship, but I really feel uncomfortable not knowing about your decision, can we please just calmly talk it out with out yelling or getting frustrated?"
Wanting to talk things out calmly should woo her too :) lol
And when you tell her you love her and you want to talk to keep a healthy relationship, this should help, also tell her you will not laugh or get mad or anything AT ALL when/if she tells you her reasons... it will make her mad and she wont ever want to talk things out
Hope this helped :)
Best of luck
exactly what bushpilot told you goes for pooly as well-- get a life