I think there must be a balance. I tend to spoil my men and then I feel like I’m the only one giving. I don’t give them a chance to give?
May be that’s why? This weekend I experimented.
Usually on Saturday when I buy groceries to cook for the kids I buy for us too. This time I didn’t. I only bought a fruit platter but no meat.
On Sunday he asked me what would I like for lunch? And off he went shopping. He came back with burgers which he cooked on the BBQ and I made a salad with what he bought.
On Sunday night before he came over he asked me if I wanted him to bring something for dinner?
I told him no but it was really sweet that he asked.
Last night was the same. I had some left over beef and he was happy for me to bulk it up with lots of vegies and make it into a stir fry.
Thus he went to grab some bok choy and onion to add to the vegies I had. He came back with some mandarins and another big box of Just Right as well.
I gave it back to him to bring home as he was running out and I still had plenty from the week before that he bought.
I thanked him for getting groceries in bed and he replied it’s nothing. I was like it’s nice. And it’s not the big things..it’s the little things that matters.
Found a new one!
I made dinner for the kids! Pork ribs and prawns rice noodle soup. The broth was from a few months worth of prawn heads that I’ve saved up! As good as the one we ate in Singapore.
Sounds like a keeper all the way!
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I hope so. Not sure. He’s in his 50s and still single! His past relationships doesn’t last past 3 years.
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The past, however important…doesn’t necessarily predict the future 🤷♀️
Hope it works out 😇
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True. He’s warned me and so has his friend which makes me a bit dubious. Do I heed their warnings?
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You can heed a warning and still make up your own mind based on current actions, right?
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Yes! I tend to give people a chance to redeem themselves.
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