Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – Wives, Please Just Let Him Be

Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera
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The speaker describes a woman who wants to speak to a man, but the man doesn't want to speak to her. The speaker suggests that men need time off and that women like to chat a lot. The speaker also talks about a situation where a woman wants to deal with a man who talks too much and advises the speaker to not ignore him.
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This is one of the complaints. He comes home from work. He doesn't

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want to speak to me.

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This is women.

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He comes home from work. He just sits there. Sometimes he's in

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front of the TV. Sometimes he's on the internet, or he just lays on

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his bed. He doesn't want to speak to me.

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That's men for you.

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Men need time off. Women like to chat a lot. Men just sometimes

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need silence. They just don't want to talk to anybody. It doesn't

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mean they hate you. I'm just telling you, unless, unless you,

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you know, I'm not speaking about extreme, certainly where they

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don't ever talk to you. I'm talking about that one hour. Or

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that sometimes Sometimes you ask them a question.

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Sometimes wife will come and ask me a question. I'm like, I'll tell

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you later, it just got no time to go over it again. It's not because

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you don't like them, because you're not interested in telling

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them.

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You can't talk about the same way men can't talk about the same

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thing over and over again. So I'll tell you later.

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Now, if the wife isn't understanding of the men's nature,

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they think she's just like every other woman she knows. He told me,

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I'll tell you everything. Right? She's gonna feel really bad.

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That's why I said Men Are From Mars in this case. Just understand

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that it will deal with what should you do in that situation? I asked

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my wife this. In fact, she gave me this idea. What should you do in

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this situation?

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She's done the sessions before for someone. So she says that this is

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what I tell them that women like to chat more. They just can't

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understand the husband wanting silence timeout for a while.

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What they should do is instead of not bothering and nagging him like

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what's your problem? Are you upset with me? Come on, tell me. Are you

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upset with me? No, I'm not upset with you. I just want some time

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off. They just don't get it. They think they upset. So instead of

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just give him a little massage or something, right, and just go

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away.

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Go and find somebody else to talk to.

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Seriously, that's what my way is gone. Find somebody else to talk

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to. If you really want to talk, right? Just leaving for a while.

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But after about half an hour, one hour, it'll be all fine. Don't go

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off in a half hour. He's not talking to me. So I'm not going to

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talk to you now. Don't ever do that. So don't just ignore them

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and walk away as though you're upset. Give them Okay, no problem.

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You must be tired. Whatever, I'll go away. Right? I'll see you soon.

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Men just need time to them themselves.

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How do you deal with women that talk a lot them?

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I'm not stereotyping. I'm not stereotyping. These are just

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serious issues.

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Personally, I've learned to multitask.

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I'm on the camera. I'm doing some work. And you know if your wife is

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talking to you, and if you're just saying yes, yes. They will ask you

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like, what did I just say? Right? And you'll be like, Sorry, what

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did you say?

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So you have to learn to multitask.

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What I do generally in that situation is that if I know

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something is demands my full attention, there's a question

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that's come in or something like that. I'll just let me deal with

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this one first, and then I'll listen to you. I personally

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learned to multitask if that's your situation. But don't ever

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pretend you're listening to them when you're not listening to them.

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And then after that, maybe you know you can just say yes, no

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whatever and just just you'd have to do the best in that situation

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if they want to just talk to

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bla

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