Nigerian man says he taught his wife not to start conversations by being on the offensive, claims it improved their relationship

Every couple has something they do to make their relationship work. It could be through communication, trust, intimacy, forgiveness and so on.

A Nigerian man has revealed how he improved his won relationship with his wife. The man shared his own relationship guide on his Twitter account.

The man identified simply as @FrankZephyr1 expressed that he taught his wife the guide while the were still dating. He noted that this particular thing has helped them improve their communication and relationship.

According to him, he had taught his wife not to start conversations with him by being on the offensive.

@FrankZephyr1 sexplained that he taught her not to call and ask him why he did not call her since. He said he told her to just go ahead with the gist and banter rather than being on the offensive.

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He wrote: "There's something I taught my wife when we were dating...Don't call & then ask "Why haven't you called me since?" Just go ahead with the sweet gist and banter you called about. Don't start conversations by being on the offensive. It improved our communication/relationship."

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Meanwhile, Legit.ng had earlier reported that a man plans to divorce his wife after he found out she allegedly used juju on him. The man had reportedly found out that his wife used charm on his so he would not feel any attraction towards women except her.

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