Other people’s wives are better

It is inevitable that there will be some small gaps between husband and wife. In fact, sometimes men think that other people's wives are better. Why is this?

Many people attribute the saying "Other people's wives are better" that has been passed down to this day to men's nature of getting tired of the old and liking the new. While blindly blaming men, shouldn’t wives also reflect on themselves?

Ask for the whole heart to create

Men always hope that their wives can be both capable of doing housework and being good at cooking. What's worse, some men even demand that their partners "be a slut in bed and a goddess outside." This is all caused by men's desire for perfection. In the company and in life, most of the interactions with women outside are friendly and courteous. Even if you see a graceful woman casually while shopping, you will find her pleasing to the eye. On this basis, when you go home to see your wife, because of day-to-day interactions, the other party's strengths and weaknesses are exposed, and there will inevitably be dissatisfaction. At this time, the so-called concept that no one is perfect has long disappeared.

The wife neglects her image

Women are naturally sensitive and love beauty, so when they are in love, they will spend an hour dressing up even if they will only see their partner for five minutes. It is understandable that women dress up to please themselves. However, her sensitive traits after marriage manifested themselves in her endless chattering about trivial household matters, and her love of beauty was fully exerted in her work life outside the family. After returning home and putting on an apron, she quickly turned into a shrew who was obsessed with oil, salt, sauce, vinegar and tea. Whether it is your own wife or someone else's wife, the one who blooms outside is the most glamorous of the day. When men blindly envy the virtues of other men's wives, they might as well think about whether their own wife is also a model wife in the eyes of other men?