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Welcome to IWG Tunis! The IWG (International Women's Group), Tunis, is a non-profit organisation for women from around the world, presently residing in Tunisia. Its easy, multicultural atmosphere attracts expat ladies to join the group. We share and enjoy good moments together. We have currently more than two hundred members from 43 countries. The focus of the IWG is to help the expat ladies to settle down in Tunis and feel at home. To achieve this, we have set up many activity groups within the IWG. It enables members to participate in small group activities of their own interest, and share experiences and information about Tunisia and their own nations with other members. Our activities are highlighted by the monthly IWG Coffee Mornings which offer a great opportunity to the members to make friends and explore their new home away from home. Members of the IWG actively participate in charity activities, and organize fund-raising bazaars in spring and winter. The funds raised through these are donated to different Tunisian charities to meet some of their financial needs.

Saturday, 7 April 2012

Reader's Digest (2012APR02)



00400642.jpg  Reader's digest


5 things you should never say to a man

Steer clear of these key phrases and topics to stay on his good side 

and avoid any pouty man sulks. 


“Cheer up. It’s only a game.”
Huge mistake.  It  may  look  like  a few blokes chasing a ball around a 
field to you, but to him it’s the ultimate demonstration of macho strength, 
skill  and  stamina.  Men  use  sport  as  a  way  to  bond with other men. 
Supporting a particular team unites them and makes them feel part of 
something bigger – it’s almost primal. Denigrate it at your peril. 
“We need to talk.
Four little words guaranteed to ruin a bloke’s day. The minute you utter 
this  little  phrase  and  their  mind  starts  racing. ‘Have I done anything 
wrong?',  ‘Maybe  she  wants to break up?’,  ‘Did  I  miss  her birthday?’, 


Is she pregnant?, 

‘Has she been checking my internet browsing history?’ 


Men respond better if 

you speak to them directly so instead of dropping a 


bomb like ‘We need to talk’ 

Just get on and have one without the preamble. 


You’re bound to get more out 

of him that way. 
“Notice anything different?”
He  knows  you  will  be  upset  if  he fails to notice your new hairdo /outfit / 
glasses / nail colour / svellt  figure but he just can’t work out what it is. Oh 


the anguish. The 

pressure’s really on. If he picks the wrong thing he knows 


he’s in the dog house. 

Put him out of his misery and ask him a direct question 


like ‘Do you like my new 

shoes?’ instead. 
“Do you think she’s pretty?”
Oh come on!  You  both  know  what you are really asking is ‘Do you think  
she is prettier than me?’ If he says ‘yes’ you know you’re going to sulk and 
pout out if he says ‘no’ you’ll assume he’s lying. He can’t win. And neither 
can you, so why ask?

“My ex was such a good cook.”
The male ego is a fragile thing and he won’t want to be out done by someone 
who is gone before.  Make  any  favourable  comments  about  your  ex  he will 


immediately see 

them as a direct slight to his manhood and treat it as a challenge 


to do better.  So  cut  

the  ex-talk  unless  you want things to turn ugly….... not to 


mention 

tiresome. 






(From "msn.com" )