Isn t it true that people shouldn t ask too much to live?

I think it may be that your husband thinks that marriage is a dull life, and you still think about the romance at that time of love, in fact, although married life is a dull life, but sometimes, some emotions are still indispensable, if you live for the sake of life all day long, it will be too boring. And you are only 29 years old and say that you are old, and the days after that are still long, you have to live a comfortable and happy life, at least there should be some small emotions in life, add some embellishments to ordinary life, tell your husband, in fact, women are easy to be moved, and after being moved, they use infinite power to love him more.

Why don't you ask too much, people have to live comfortably in this life!

Don't ask too much or you'll never be happy.

I don't think you're demanding at all.

Yes, otherwise it's too tiring. Happiness is the most important thing.

I think the reason why people can be born as human beings is that God gives you a chance to experience the world and go through a life that only belongs to you.

People live: the first to be realistic, don't be capricious, don't think about imaginary problems in a vacuum, the most urgent problem you are currently facing is employment and survival, learning skills is the last word, which requires down-to-earth efforts.

Second, be self-controlled. Children will cry if they can't eat candy, and you will be distressed if you can't get love. What's the difference? Greatness in **? If you are as critical of your behavior as your lover, then your lover is much better than you are now.

Third, for some people with low self-esteem, I advise you to be brave. As I said earlier, people are created equal, and you don't have to be sorry for the faces of others (both good and bad), no matter how much you want to get things done. It's not a good thing to put too much pressure on yourself, it doesn't solve the problem, be calm and composed, you can take it step by step but you can't give up on yourself.

Fourth, inertia is an innate habit, but it is by no means a good habit. Changing habits starts with action.

Fifth, don't retreat from difficulties, know that it is easy to do what is difficult, this is not only for big goals, but also for the more practical meaning to help you get out of the current dilemma and go further. Many times you will find that the river is not as shallow as the old cow said, nor as deep as the squirrel said.

Sixth, don't ask others what happiness is, your joys and pains are clear to yourself.

Seventh, start by doing what is in front of you. Don't think that thought is overwhelming, it is good to know more truths, but people's energy is limited, and action is actually more important. You don't need to understand what you don't need to understand, and that's also a truth.

Eighth, we must understand that those who are content are always happy, you and I are mortals, and there must be many things that will not be satisfactory, we must know how to pursue unremittingly, and we must also know how to cherish the treatment.

What you want is happiness, and if he doesn't give you love, he won't give you too much happiness.

God gave it to you, don't want it in vain.