A question for married women

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Oh God :rolleyes: Aur kya kya kaam hai aurton ka? Woh bhi please list kar dain. Does that list include bachay paida karna, shohar kay parents ka khayal rakhna, bachon ko parhana, khana aur round round rotiyan pakana, ghar ka khayal rakhna, which may or may not include safai karna. I’ve started your list. Please add to it. :rolleyes:

Oh, while you’re at it, stop reading fasanay novels and stupid Geo TV dramas. Reality is not as simple as a few words and a few scenes.

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:confused: This is not what I was saying to Icono…

tumhari ankhian theek hian? zaroorat say ziydah comment parh liya hia? ya bhokhar hogiya hia(yeh chir chira pan kisi ko dikhoa… )?

P.S. Jitna Icono ko kaha hia.. pehly tu uss par to amal karly…

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Thats about right. Your round eyes smileys imply its not what women are to do :hmmm:

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It is called taking pride in yourself, My wife gets up in the morning and makes herself very presentable, same with me, presenting yourself in a nice way is part of being cultured and civilized. What if someone is at the door or you need to go out on a moments notice, she does not do it for me but because of her own self image and pride. For me dressing up and being presentable gives me more energy.

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^ within reason. makeup and jewellery is not necessary for lookng presentable. there is such a thing as natural beauty.

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I am not talking bout a reno job, face washed, hair combed and done, a bit of blush some lipstick and presentable attire, in case of emergency, she can hop in the truck on a moment notice. I am so against letting the romance go and take each other for granted. I have overheard conversations at work about wives turning into slobs after marriage. by the way this goes for men also.

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I don't defend the slob argument but I do say that there is a difference between home dressing and going out dressing. Home dressing should be ptesenyable enough for a grocery trip. Other type presentable enough for semi formal dinner

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That woman needs to get a life. As long as that married woman isn’t flirting with your husband, why on earth should anyone care what spouses do in their own home? :konfused:

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exactly. and wearing makeup 24/7 isn't good for skin anyway, your skin needs to breathe

^ what she said.

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This is interesting. I don’t agree either with opinions like this being voiced as it can make people feel inferior due to not looking their best and many women have a lot of responsibilities nowadays. I was surprised by what she said, personally i think its up to the woman how she presents her self but definately shouldn’t be expected of her to look a certain way just like a guy.

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I think people need to be clean regardless of going out/ being married. But i don't think that would be a problem as women are shy and even if they are messy when they get married to begin with if they see their husbands looking after themselves they would be encouraged to do the same as well.

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Aram se baat nahi hoti bhai sahab?

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at home, comfort should come before anything else.

:chai:

PS: so no high heels and chori-daar at home plz.

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Mine doesn't like me wearing makeup at all. *He prefers cute PJ's at home. *

In fact, I've noticed that men generally don't like all the colorful, smokey, full faces of makeup anyway. *

They prefer natural, clean, fresh looking faces with a youthful feel.

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try to look decent and neat infront of my husband , but i dont wear makeup and all , from the 1st day of my marriage i didnt wear makeup at home, mashaALLAH i pray for 5 times a day so i dont need to wear any makeup, my skin glows because of "waZu" and looks flawless. On the other hand my husband does not like makeup at home he loves me in every condition and says i love your look in both conditions in makeup(when we re going outside(wedding,parties, not in shopping malls etc ) and also when im simply wearing kajal or a cute hairstyle(everyday) plus any light alcohal free fragrance )..
I cant understand how one can wear makeup at home for hours. Mu dhone k baad b tu husband dekhty hain kya farq parta hy phir makeup se?
Bus khud ko saaf suthra rakhna chahye achhi dressing k sath. Thats it.

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I'm not married yet but seriously this sajna sawarna must get tedious for those who do do it. I think women look better in less.
Less is more.

I hate wearing makeup and don't wear outside either unless special occasion. So my to-be-hubby better be ready, I'm not wearing makeup at home lol

I think simple clean clothes maybe with a pair of earrings and clean face and nice scent is just as appealing if not more than full face makeup.

Makeup is over rated anyway!

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I used to be sexy casual at home before (no make up, just neat, pjs, cami, tshirt, whatever) but after the baby and weight gain I have now become frumpy casual :( . On a side note I randomly dressed up nice and put on make up at home after reading this thread and feeling bad about being frumpy. Husband was pleasantly surprised and was expecting me to have some sort of outing or trip planned (which I didn't, that's why he was more surprised).