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{{fa}}Are you tired of sitting alone on the couch watching sports? Would you like your wife or girlfriend to join you? At the very least, would you like her to stop rolling her eyes and hiding the remote control whenever a game comes on? While the stereotypical dilemma is that men like watching sports and women are not-so-enthused, athletics-loving woman can also try to get their men hooked on their game of choice, too! | {{fa}}Are you tired of sitting alone on the couch watching sports? Would you like your wife or girlfriend to join you? At the very least, would you like her to stop rolling her eyes and hiding the remote control whenever a game comes on? While the stereotypical dilemma is that men like watching sports and women are not-so-enthused, athletics-loving woman can also try to get their men hooked on their game of choice, too! | ||
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#Choose a spot where you and your wife/girlfriend will be comfortable. Try to avoid very loud arenas or bars where people are loud and obnoxious. When you're not into sports, it can be annoying to be around people who are fanatic about a certain team. When you start watching sports with her, try to do it at home, with a few people she already feels comfortable with (not your buddies who always spill beer on the couch). You want her to feel relaxed, and associate sports with down time, not time to clean up after you and your friends, or time to watch the kids while you watch the game, or time to put up with incessant howling and cheers. | #Choose a spot where you and your wife/girlfriend will be comfortable. Try to avoid very loud arenas or bars where people are loud and obnoxious. When you're not into sports, it can be annoying to be around people who are fanatic about a certain team. When you start watching sports with her, try to do it at home, with a few people she already feels comfortable with (not your buddies who always spill beer on the couch). You want her to feel relaxed, and associate sports with down time, not time to clean up after you and your friends, or time to watch the kids while you watch the game, or time to put up with incessant howling and cheers. | ||
