"My
Wife,
My
Boss"
-
A
Humorous
Look
at
Wedded
Bliss Marriage
is
a
sacred
bond
between
two
individuals
who
love
each
other
deeply.
But
what
happens
when
one
partner
takes
charge
and
becomes
the
"boss"
of
the
relationship?
That's
where
the
term
"wife-guy"
or
"husband-guy"
comes
in.
In
my
case,
it's
my
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who
wears
the
pants
in
the
family,
and
I
wouldn't
have
it
any
other
way. When
I
first
met
my
wife,
I
knew
she
was
different.
She
was
strong-willed,
independent,
and
didn't
take
any
nonsense
from
anyone.
It
wasn't
until
a
few
months
into
our
relationship
that
I
realized
who
the
real
boss
was.
Whether
it
was
deciding
what
to
have
for
dinner,
where
to
go
for
vacation,
or
which
movie
to
watch,
my
wife
had
the
final
say. At
first,
I
fought
back
and
tried
to
assert
my
dominance.
But
I
quickly
learned
that
resistance
was
futile.
My
wife
was
smarter,
faster,
and
more
cunning
than
me,
and
she
always
got
what
she
wanted.
So,
I
surrendered
and
became
her
loyal
servant. Over
the
years,
my
wife's
"bossiness"
has
become
a
running
gag
in
our
household.
Whenever
we
have
friends
over,
she'll
jokingly
refer
to
me
as
"her
loyal
subject"
and
ask
me
to
refill
her
wine
glass.
I
don't
mind,
though.
There's
something
endearing
about
my
wife's
take-charge
attitude,
and
it
makes
our
relationship
stronger. Of
course,
being
a
"wife
guy"
has
its
challenges.
For
one,
I
have
to
carefully
choose
my
battles.
If
my
wife
wants
to
go
to
a
chick
flick,
I
don't
protest.
If
she
wants
to
redecorate
the
living
room,
I
don't
complain.
It's
all
about
compromise
and
making
her
happy. But
in
return,
my
wife
spoils
me
rotten.
She
cooks
me
gourmet
meals,
surprises
me
with
thoughtful
gifts,
and
always
puts
my
needs
first.
It's
a
small
price
to
pay
for
the
love
and
affection
she
gives
me
every
day. In
conclusion,
being
married
to
a
bossy
wife
may
not
be
for
everyone,
but
it
works
for
us.
It
takes
a
strong
man
to
stand
by
his
wife
and
support
her
ambitions,
and
I'm
proud
to
say
I'm
that
man.
And
besides,
who
doesn't
love
a
little
humor
and
perspective
in
their
marriage?