I agree, what a great husband. Menopause is a very difficult time for a woman and for her family and friends. I can speak as a woman going through it myself. It is awful to feel that you are not in control of your emotions and moods. The physical symptoms are difficult as well, I know they are different for everyone, but hot flashes and always feeling tired have been difficult for me. I agree that reading and learning all you can is key. As symptoms vary among women and can last for a substantial amount of time before they run their course, I also suggest that women and their partners also seek professional counseling. Even one or two brief sessions can be helpful for the woman and her spouse. I would suggest seeking counseling from a professional that is experienced dealing with menopause, that could be a doctor or a counselor. Many women and men feel isolated during this time and feel like they don't have anyone to talk to so I would suggest finding a counselor in your local area or even an online counselor. I know that iTherapyRX.com has counselors that can help. Support groups or online forums can also be helpful. Anything you can do to create a supportive environment will make this easier for everyone.
AnswerWOW!!!!! WHAT A GUY! You deserve a medal my friend! I mean it! to Not many men would be so intuitive towards this part of their wife's life.Oh do I know what you are talking about and I feel for you! LOL What I did with my husband was got a good book on menopause and my husband read it. Knowledge is everything. Let her know you are interested in what she is going through. You will understand eventually that she's going through a rough time and her hormones are the culprits and sometimes she can't help the moods she is in. These are some of the symptoms of menopause:
Now you have to pick a good time to sit down with your wife and tell her you would like to read up on Menopause (or if you are computer knowledgeable go on the internet. Put in www.Google.com Then ask: Menopause. You will find much information off the web. Take time to talk to her, but if she is constantly unreasonable with you, then sit down and tell her you understand the best you can what is going on with her and you're making the best effort possible to help, but you are not her whipping post and to knock it off! She may yell at you or she may calm down and realize you aren't going to take her constant nagging or bad moods. She CAN control some of these moods and if she feels one coming on she can go off some place to cool off.
When I had bad moods during my menopause (went through it naturally) I would go into another room or get out of the house to cool off and sometimes my husband would. Heated arguments are no way to handle this.
Hang in there because it doesn't last forever! I suggest you also sit down with your wife and plan a nice romantic get away in the future.
Yes, certainly it is acceptable. As a wife you can choose your husbands clothes for him.
She could be pregnant, she could be going through menopause, she could be stressed or she could be sick.
1.) She has not gone through menopause yet. 2.) She had unprotected sex with a man.
Yes a wife has monetary rights to her husbands home in a divorce.
In "The Wife of Bath's Tale," women most desire sovereignty or control over their husbands and relationships. The wife in the tale gains power and autonomy through dominating her husbands, which is presented as a crucial desire for women.
It's called 'My Two Husbands'.
The wife will do whatever feels right for her.
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not sure but speak to wife to see how she feels make her feel good and things might resolve
No, she may not.
It is unknown how many wife cheat on their husbands. Some wives cheat on their husbands and never tell.
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