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HYGIENE IN RELATIONSHIPS PART 2


   Hello pals I’m back again like I promised. I got so many feedback on the first edition I posted on Monday, if you haven’t seen it, then you need to click on this Hygiene in Relationship Part 1
 
   Okay for today let me share this thought with you. I watched a movie some time back. A boat was sinking, the crew freaked out. Some jumped off unknown that there were other crew members trapped in a section of the boat. Water started flooding the room they were. One of them came up with an idea “why don’t we strip and use our cloths to block the places water is entering from?” knowing fully well their lives depended on this weird idea, they accepted and did so. 


   Okay I’m going to ask you, what if you are in this condition and you have torn boxers, or torn bra, your singlet is brown instead of white? I guess you wouldn’t accept taking off your cloth…where they will swear for you is when your cloth is right to fit into one hole. I think about this every day, dress as though an emergency is likely to meet up with you (meaning dress with the mindset that the world is seeing you inside out)


   Let’s look at some rescuing tips that will come in handy to smoothen our relationships.
 Long Dirty Nails/Dirty Ears: Manicure and pedicure is not only for ladies. People do call me gay when they spot me using nail files or nail cutter. The truth is it doesn’t reduce one bit of my hygiene. Short nails are reasonable but clean long nails are attractive. If you can’t keep your nails neat and well carved because there are some awkward looking nails out there, then cut/file it into the right shape. (What qualify a girl despite her beauty in my eyes are her nails, I feel if she can’t take care of the ones we can see, meaning the ones we can’t see will be appalling)
 

   *Avoid biting of nails, mehn that thing is gross especially when done in public. You don’t want your spouse hiding you like Tarzan when you two are out do you?


   Ever shared ear piece with someone, when they return it you see dirt around the rubber lobe? Or you sit beside someone you admiring and you see that brown sauce called ear wax sticking out? I know the feeling; it chases every bit of emotion.
 
Bad Breath: After eating all the sharwama, suya, drinking yoghurt and so on, it’s advisable you maintain a good breath which can be achieved by regular brushing of the teeth and scrubbing of the tongue morning and evening. I know majority of us break the evening section but it’s very important we cultivate the habit in order to freshen our breath. We should also know that visiting the dentist is not only for those who have tooth ache, the rich, or westerners…the importance of a dentist can’t be over emphasized. If the tooth is not properly taken care of, there are some coatings that wraps round the enamel causing it to look untidy which absolutely kills your smile. Same way you saving for that new phone/cloths is same way you should save to visit the dentist and have yourself a confident smile.  


   *Ever observed people with bad breath are those who comes closer to your face while talking. If you haven’t witnessed bad breath before, board a bike early hours in the morning. You will reach your destination when Aboki opens his mouth (lol).


Dandruff: Dry scarp may result from dry weather or refusal of using hair cream, gels and spray. As a guy you need to regularly cream or spray your hair as well as ladies who might fix weavon or whatever... No more Dandruff, Dark and Lovely, Soul Mate, Activators; these are some quality hair creams and gels that gives you that dark spotless shine that will get anyone tripping. As for the ladies it’s completely unappetizing when you rest your head on your spouse and he sees flakes of dried scarp. (Ewwww)
 

    Hum which other point I haven’t mentioned?


   Oh I remember now!!! As for untidy rooms abeg you are not a toddler who they will be cleaning after. If you can’t take care of your room then how will you take care of someone else or raise a neat family? Dirty environment pollutes your spirit; you will never sleep nor breathe well. Make sure everything has its house (place where they kept). Scrub bathrooms, toilets frequently. Make use of air refreshers; sometimes spray your perfume in the air. Dry clean your bed sheets, pillow cases even your wrappers and duvets. Remember our spouse are not our slaves whom we waiting to come tidy our lives. Show a sign of maturity and responsibilities by doing such. Cleanliness attracts people and causes anyone to fall in love deeply.

N/B: Its not everyone that's clean outwardly who is neat in the inside...you need to visit some flashy girls house OmG, she'd become ugly before your eyes immediately.(Trust me i have been there)


   Someone might have a wrong perception about you but when they visit your safe haven; their negative perception will be formatted. That’s the power of cleanliness.

   Okay I rest my case.


   Hygiene has been a silent killer in many relationships. Take out time to talk about issues bothering you about your spouse hygiene in a polite manner and set out constructive ways to let them see why they need to embrace personal hygiene remember the main aim in a relationship is bringing out the best from each other.


   Hygiene is an everyday personal work we must pick interest in and enjoy. We shouldn’t cultivate the habit only when our spouse or loved ones are around in order to please them. Like my saying goes “it is the things you do in the private that makes us glow in the public”. It’s up to you to develop a good personal hygiene which I believe will make your relationship blossom.

Click on this if you missed the first episode: Hygiene in Relationship Part 1.





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