rcxgomez

@rcxgomez (3)

India • Age 80

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Do the younger generation of men today expect to be waited on hand and foot?

emisle @emisle (3822) • Ireland 4 Dec 06

If and when I get married, there is absolutely no way on earth, that my husband is going to get away with doing no housework! My dad helps out around the house, no where near as much as my mum does, but he's a civil engineer and...

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rcxgomez The younger generation (men) of today are more than willing to help their newly wedded spouses in the day to day household chores. I know of several people who even take care of cooking dinner when they return from work. In the U.S., I have noticed that both...

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Christmas gift Stress! HELP!

Dayna_Jeffrey4ever @Dayna_Jeffrey4ever (1014) • United States 4 Dec 06

My boyfriend comes from a wealthy family. Last year he got me an expensive ring, and necklace set, a dozen roses, and a bottle of purfume and matching body lotion. I only got him a teddy bear. I don't have the money to lavish...

christmas gift stress

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rcxgomez There's a saying, "do not look a gift horse in its mouth". It is the intention that counts and not the value of the gift. Even a beautiful card which says how much you love him should be enough to please him and make him happy.

5 Dec 06

Should none-Christians Celebrate Christmas and Easter?

Bexybean @Bexybean (4) 3 Dec 06

True that once, probably well over a century ago now, christianity was the main religion in England and the majority of people went to church on a sunday. However times have changed no and we are really multi cultural with many...

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rcxgomez The feast of Christmas is to love and share. So, regardless of one being a Christian or not, it helps to love everyone and share gifts, etc. with the have-nots. In South India, regardless of caste, creed or religion, most of the people celebrate the feast of...

4 Dec 06