There is only a thin line between tease and frivolity. A good man should tease a woman

In married life, a good man must "tease" a woman. Although there is only a thin line between "tease" and "frivolity," being good at tease is also an art.

There is a male friend who has achieved great success in his career, and his family wife has also been comforted by him. In his words, it means "kindness and kindness have their own gifts." His experience is to first convince others by reason, and then carry out major tasks on their own. After obtaining the wife's respect and even adoration, he can play some relatively meaningless Zhou Xingchi style comedies and even farces. For example, if a wife's pajamas are more flowery, they are called "flower girls". "On busy days, my husband's" live treasure pie "can not only bring a lot of light clouds to the family, but also add points to marriage.".

The lady, who was nicknamed "the fifth of the four beauties" by her husband, said that when she was too tired to say anything, her husband would timely appear by the sofa to do a few massages for her, which was very unprofessional and only served to tickle the skin. "She said, 'This is really a" third rate massage.' ". "He would say, 'Thank you for your wife's support,' and then pretend to seriously ask, 'Wife, is my craftsmanship really that good?'"? Even two grades higher than "first-class"? After a smile, the tiredness immediately dissipated.

Marriage requires humor. "Because couples get along for a long time, it can lead to inertia, and humor is the best lubricant.". Many times, a big man can turn around and dress up as a clown to make the beauty smile. For example, before taking a shower, stick a note on your back or hips that says "for sale" or "for rent.". "Madam, in order to save water, we have to take a mandarin duck bath!" Smile, for a woman, is the best mood regulator. If you make her smile like a flower, she can give you tenderness like water.

Western languages are far less developed and rich than Chinese characters, so when they speak, they like to use vivid expressions and body language to assist in conveying their inner emotions. Chinese itself is a wonderful emotional starter. As long as they are good at exploring its charm, language alone can play a role in expressing emotions. In this sense, word games are a homegrown way of expressing emotions. "Dou", in a sense, is an alternative compliment to a beloved woman and a fancy attack. Can also create new romantic interactions for their love and marriage.

Although there is only a thin line between "tease" and "frivolity," it is also an art to tease well.

(Intern Editor: Cai Junyi)