Facts for the married / by William Lee Howard.

  • Howard, William Lee, 1860-1918.
Date:
1928
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Credit: Facts for the married / by William Lee Howard. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    the normal sex instincts in your bride refrain from approaching her in the new home until she calls. By so doing you will find that her health and happiness are strongly entrenched and that what might have appeared to you as indifference will prove to have only been weariness and unawakened emotions. “ There are some women whose natures are such that time only arouses them. In these cases the husband must be very careful not to cause chagrin or shame by accusations or cruel words. If the husband has the right stuff in him he will soon see that all his bride wants is longer wooing, patience on his part and appreciation of her slow development. Once fully developed these wives last as long as the ordinary husbands. Then they are always poised, always under self-control, reliable, loving, responsive.''