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    1. Asked: October 20, 2020In: Communication

      Why do I feel my husband loves me less after we had our first child?

      Rafael Singh
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      Added an answer on October 20, 2020 at 12:35 pm

      I am always faced with this question everywhere, I think it’s a common thing for new mothers. When my wife had our first child, she had same issue. I think it’s just something that brew it or lack of insecurity, because of how your body might have changed due to to pregnancy and child birth. I rememRead more

      I am always faced with this question everywhere, I think it’s a common thing for new mothers. When my wife had our first child, she had same issue. I think it’s just something that brew it or lack of insecurity, because of how your body might have changed due to to pregnancy and child birth. I remember my wife asking me if she wasn’t too wide, she was always looking for solutions to make herself get more tightened. I got kind of upset one day, and I said something nasty to her. I went out, when I got back, I sat her down and talked to her. If anything, I love you more, for birthing our child. It’s a privilege. And it is a beautiful thing. To make her happy and assure her I don’t love her less, we both enrolled in a gym class and we did it until she was gained her confidence back. I also encouraged her to wear makeup if it makes her feel more beautiful.

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    2. Asked: October 20, 2020In: Communication

      Is color vision considered a form of disability?

      Rafael Singh
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      Added an answer on October 20, 2020 at 12:35 pm

      How can it not be a disability? People who suffer from color blindness do not have the ability to see colors that are required for certain employment situations. I have color blindness and I totally consider myself as a disabled person. People like myself are often denied job opportunities. I didn’tRead more

      How can it not be a disability? People who suffer from color blindness do not have the ability to see colors that are required for certain employment situations. I have color blindness and I totally consider myself as a disabled person. People like myself are often denied job opportunities. I didn’t know all throughout my youth that I was colorblind, I have red/green and blue/yellow difficiency. I believed that I was to stupid to remember my colors. I became very confused in certain situations that effected my understanding of reality. I disassociated with children of my own age simply because I did not see what they saw. When someone comments “Wow look at the pretty flowers” and you think ‘so, look at the pretty dirt’ it gives you a different path in life, frustrating and isolated. To those who do not think it’s a disability but a ‘handicap’ try it, feel what it’s like to be denied because of something about yourself that you have no control over, nor can change. We get to see the world but it’s true beauty is hidden from us.

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