My wife tells me I oughta write a book on "Things not to say to your wife" and give it to new husbands.
Here's two that I literally actually said that you new agriculture-oriented husbands oughtn't, even if they are factually correct observations.
1. Telling your wife in a discussion on how often to have kids that "a breeding sow can pop out a litter once a year, so surely a human female is made to handle at least 1 child every 1.5 years".
2. Telling your wife that "[She] is no longer a heifer!" after birthing the first child.
Here's two that I literally actually said that you new agriculture-oriented husbands oughtn't, even if they are factually correct observations.
1. Telling your wife in a discussion on how often to have kids that "a breeding sow can pop out a litter once a year, so surely a human female is made to handle at least 1 child every 1.5 years".
2. Telling your wife that "[She] is no longer a heifer!" after birthing the first child.