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Re: Does your wife have more pull than your tracto
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Posted by Dachshund on June 30, 2006 at 04:54:26 from (71.31.166.227):
In Reply to: Does your wife have more pull than your tractor? posted by tractorsorwomen on June 29, 2006 at 18:18:32:
well - she is esentially CORRECT! Read your Bible and become the head of your household. Your wife is to be your "help meet", not your boss. Decide if she/you fall into this catagory and go from there. It is YOUR responsibility to take care of your family FIRST, then decide if a play item is being responsible. Remember: Nags don't get there on thier own, most are helped along. Lay down some footwork to work together and things will be fine. There will be bumps, but you will be able to work through them easier.
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