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Things You Should Never Say to Your Wife

If your wife should ask you how she looks in a dress, never say: Chunky Monkey.

If your wife should ask you how large a television you should buy, never say as big as it needs to be to see around your rear.

If your wife should ask does this dress make me look fat, you should never say oh, it’s not the dress.

If your wife should ask you about your anniversary, you should never say when is that?

If your wife should ask you if you remember what today was, you should never say I didn’t know there was going to be a test.

If your wife should ask you what do you want for a birthday or Christmas, you should never say just your love and affection.

If your wife should ask you do you want to know what she wants for a birthday or Christmas, you should never say oh I already know what I’m getting you.

If your wife should ask you why you didn’t get her what she asked for on her birthday or Christmas, you should never say because I didn’t remember what you said.

If your wife should ask you if you remember having the conversation, you should never say I remember your mouth moving, but not the words coming out.

If your wife should say she asked you to do/pick up/deliver or in anyway facilitate the process of something going from one place to another, you should never say no you didn’t.

What other things should you never say to your wife?

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About Heather Long

Heather Long is 35 years old and currently lives in Wylie, Texas. She has been a freelance writer for six years. Her husband and she met while working together at America Online over ten years ago. They have a beautiful daughter who just turned five years old. She is learning to read and preparing for kindergarten in the fall. An author of more than 300 articles and 500+ web copy pieces, Heather has also written three books as a ghostwriter. Empty Canoe Publishing accepted a novel of her own. A former horse breeder, Heather used to get most of her exercise outside. In late 2004, early 2005 Heather started studying fitness full time in order to get herself back into shape. Heather worked with a personal trainer for six months and works out regularly. She enjoys shaking up her routine and checking out new exercises. Her current favorites are the treadmill (she walks up to 90 minutes daily) and doing yoga for stretching. She also performs strength training two to three times a week. Her goals include performing in a marathon such as the Walk for Breast Cancer Awareness or Team in Training for Lymphoma research. She enjoys sharing her knowledge and experience through the fitness and marriage blogs.