My husband hasn't paid much attention to me recently. He doesn't call me, and he doesn't text me.

Let's start with your husband. Someone once said that countless men said that they were so busy that they didn't even have time to return their wives' phone messages or perfunctory words. Then he must be lying! Why? Can you stay busy 24 hours a day? Can you spare 5- 10 minutes to whisper to your wife? This must be false. Analysis of specific reasons: first, before marriage, you were a flower and you were a Buddha, but after marriage, a man's possessiveness reached its peak, and if you are his, he has nothing to worry about, so he will care and care for you much less; Second, the outside world taught him to keep up with the joneses. He found that the outside world is much more beautiful and virtuous than you, and he felt that his interest in you was not as good as before. Although he says he still loves you because he can't bear to part with you, the flowers outside cover his eyes and he can't see how much he loves you inside. I am not an expert, but I can give you some advice based on the above two situations: in the first case, as a wife, you should know how to care a little in life and give your husband absolute support in your career. At the same time, in family life, you should not be satisfied with what he wants. You should learn to keep it timely and properly, so that he can feel that there is something he doesn't know about you, and he still has a lot of expectations and feelings for you. How to do it yourself? In the second case, I hope you can always remind your husband of his memories, the beauty of falling in love, your efforts to catch up with you, and that you should give your husband a chance to communicate and give him a picture: If one day you leave him? How will he live and how will he feel inside? Let him feel that his present wife is the best decision he has made in his life, and it is right to choose you. Men are emotional animals, so you should let them feel all kinds of feelings between you. . . . . I hope you succeed.