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We want to ask you a simple question. When was the last time you told your spouse something you genuinely appreciate about them? Not a quick “thanks.” Not a routine comment. We mean a sincere moment where you paused and acknowledged something good about them. For many couples, that kind of conversation becomes surprisingly rare […]
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Many people don’t realize that emotional affairs in marriage rarely begin with a decision to betray. More often, they begin with an innocent conversation that slowly becomes something more. At first, the connection feels harmless. You feel understood. You feel seen. You feel valued in ways that may feel missing at home. Yet when emotional
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It’s amazing how two people can share a home, a bed, and a schedule—and still feel miles apart. Emotional disconnection in marriage rarely happens overnight. Quite often, it doesn’t begin with shouting. It begins with silence or busyness. With small, unattended moments. One day you realize you’re functioning well… but you’re no longer connecting deeply.
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Navigating menopause isn’t just something women go through on their own. For couples, it’s an experience that demands understanding, patience, and—most importantly—communication. But here’s the thing: if you’re not familiar with what menopause actually is or what it entails, it’s easy to misread the signs. For women, the symptoms are often a mystery to themselves,
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Teri M. Bethel Of all the crazy goals we can come up with, I have never heard of anyone planning to become a substance abuser. If you were to chat with someone who has recognized that they do have an addiction to drugs or alcohol, they would probably tell you that their consumption was initially
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By: Rev. Kasermere Brozozog I would like to begin by saying that marriage is God’s idea. Those who obey His word and faithfully follow His advice and leading on this matter will be blessed on this wonderful journey. Chief among all that the Bible teaches about marriage is the importance and benefit of keeping Jesus
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Sharnette Kemp The first lesson to be learned in a marriage is to be open to new perspectives, new ideas, and new ways of doing things. The beauty of having an open heart is the opportunity for the marriage to bloom and flourish into something admired for years to come. When you’re young and have
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Many men marry with the expectation of having children. When discovering a wife cannot conceive after several years of not having a baby, he wonders if he chose the right mate. Notwithstanding that most of the other areas of their relationship are going quite well. Too often, the bottom line is whether or not the wife is a good “breeder.” Can she produce an heir or a grandchild to make him and his family happy? Such was the case of a young couple we’ll call Collin and Carlie, who tried to have children for seven years but were unsuccessful. Tired of his family’s badgering about his wife’s barrenness, Collin decided it was time to look for more fertile pastures. He did this despite claiming to love his wife. That pesky, “for better or worse, in sickness and in health” part of the marriage vow was no longer convenient for Collin, who later engaged in an adulterous affair resulting in a child out of wedlock.
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Have you ever wondered when the bickering would end? Will you ever overcome the strife in your marriage? How can you be kind to someone who is constantly unkind to you? Are these questions that often run through your mind desperately seeking an answer? Anyone can be good to people who are kind to them, but what about a misguided spouse who is emotionally or physically abusive? You know the kind you want to have a Dathan and Abiram experience. That’s when God told Moses to stand back, ‘He’s got this’—then the earth opened up and swallowed some of the rebellious Israelites in one gulp.
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Being a lady is much more than having a series of female body parts. Like beauty, it goes deeper than the surface of your skin. It’s a part of you that unapologetically embraces your value and invites others to do the same. The Collins Dictionary says that when you suggest a woman is a lady, you mean that she behaves in a polite, dignified, and graceful way. Being treated like a lady is not about making demands of every male you encounter to treat you like a princess. It is more about conducting yourself in a manner where you are celebrated and not tolerated; respectfully embraced and not effaced. In other words, being treated like a lady is something you command by enlightened behavior, not by demanding with aggression.
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