Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 July 1945 — Page 13
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JANE JORDAN
DEAR JANE JORDAN~—I am 20 years old and have two boys. My { husband and I get along fine sometimes and at other times we don't
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In the four years that we have been married I have learned to control my temper which was awful. : | Now I'm expecting another baby and the least little thing upsets Ime, -We will be getting along fine] / when suddenly my husband will say | count to her for every minute of he will be home at a certain time his time, thereby creating an exI : and not show up| greme, prejudice against ‘accounting
hours late. vith a| Many men ‘who hate to call their Very poor excuse. wives on the phone to tell them I try not to be| when they will be home were henmad or. fuss at! pecked by over-anxious mothers in
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» 8... Answer—Your husband is very wrong, of course, and guilty of a
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{ boyhood. Sometimes they are afraid | their ‘wives will cause them the | same trouble even though they can’t {recall their boyhood resentment | clearly. It would be best to avoid a moth{erly, demanding or scolding ‘attitude toward his behavior and ex- | plain your position as one adult When you reason with him try not to sound pos-, sessive or maternal. Just ask him to be fair to you and don't forget to praise him when he is. Explain that you're not regarding him as a child who can't take care of himself, but as a man who is willing to relieve’ his wife's mind by letting her know if he is unavoidably delayed in getting ‘home at the accustomed time.
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