The trick is making 'him' think that everything is 'his' idea. Once you have got this sussed its all plain sailing.
It takes a bit of practise, I have it well sussed now.
Alteratively DON'T give 'him' an opinion at all. That saves any debate at all.
Well you could let him suggest a name or two, and if you're not impressed with his suggestions tell him it's you that is going to go through the most excrutiating pain of your life and the least he can do is let you pick the name!!!! ;-0
you just find middle ground and things you both agree on. my partner chose the name of our first child and I chose the name of our second, but if either of us wasnt keen on a name we wouldve thought again.
You dont railroad others into doing what you want, a partnership should be even
Funnily enough you have just made me realise, after 37 years of marriage) that Mr LL and I both have similar tastes. It's not as if one gives in to the other, we genuinely don't have a problem when choosing colour schemes, names etc.
sorry red... didn't mean that to sound I was having a go. was just replying in general. I meant that I wouldn't use railroading but I don't see the harm in using my feminine charms to get my own way. Works for me anyway. x x
Hi Lofty.
Now, have you got similar tastes or are you an expert in getting him into your way of thinking. Don't under estimate yourself Lofty, you may have very strong powers of persuasion....
Or
You could both have the same taste, which is extremely lucky.....
yes that is true red, I hope I find a man who needs me to make decisions for him hehe
Rinkins - I like that phrase hehe - was lovely to see my friend last night, had a cuddle with her little one, she was gorgeous, makes me so broody - I want one, she was so good as well didn't cry at all. Got a beer for friends fiance, natural collection strawberry shower gel, thorntons chocolates and little fleecy top for baby.