1. SMS her some love during the day.
2. Help her fill in her 12-hugs-a-day tank with lots of hugs (and kisses).
3. Say "I love you" when you meet and when you say good-bye.
4. Mark special dates on your calendar. There are not that many dates to remember: mainly her birthday and your wedding anniversary. But if you really want to be a super husband, remember the date that you first became a couple.
5. When she is upset, listen to her but do not try to give advice (unless she asks for it).
6. Tell her how much you love to touch and smell her.
7. Invite her to a movie or a restaurant like you would have if you were dating.
8. Write her love notes and put them in places where she would not expect to find them, like inside the laundry basket, on the mirror in the bathroom, inside her wallet.
9. Shower the kids or read them a story. I have to say that having watched my husband doing these things for many years with our children makes me love him more and more everyday. It is such a simple, beautiful thing to see father and kids reading a story together, that it makes the entire family happy.
10. Tell her "I trust you to…" Any positive ending to this sentence works miracles in any relationship. Count how many times you say this phrase during your relationship and I am sure you will find it much easier to spend many happy years together.
11. Stay cool when she is having a long phone conversation with her girlfriend, mom or sister. These phone calls are a way for her to work things out and get emotional support. They are good for you…
12. Hold her hand even when there are people around. It is a public display of affection and this is important to her.
Currently the Parliament Member representing Adh. Maamigili Constituency. + Currently the Chairman of The Jumhoory Party. + Was a Member of The Peo ples Special Majilis of Maldives. + Served as the "Raees" (President) of The Peoples Special Majilis. + Served as the Governer and Minister of Finance and Treasury towards the end of President Maumoon Abdhul Gayoom's tenure. + Served as the Minister of Home Affairs in the MDP coalition Government. + Served as a Deputy leader of DRP until he resigned to run for presidency in the 2008 Presidential Elections.+ Was the presidential Candidate from Jumhoory Party in 2008 Election. In 1969, Qasim Ibrahim began his career as a clerk at the Government Hospital in Malé. In 1973, he left his job in the Government Hospital and took up an appointment as Manager at M/S Alia Furniture Mart. Subsequently, he worked for Crescent, a trading organisation, for a short period. [3] In 1974, he joined an outlet of the Maldivian Government Bodu ...
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