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Gary Thomas writes about marriage styles in his book Sacred Search. Check out Chapter 9 for a brilliant discussion about the different marriage styles he’s identified. You may think that the style your parent’s modeled is the gold standar
When people say that marriage is “work,” remember this post as a good example of what that work looks like. Studying one another and taking the time to learn how to respectfully communicate with each other takes some effort. . Remember, n
On one of our first dates, my future husband asked if I could not wear any makeup. I was shocked, and I didn’t want to do it, but I did and he loved it. He said I looked great, and honestly, I didn’t believe him. I felt prettier with foun
I like to recommend that women consider how they feel when they are with the person they are dating. Are they relaxed? Do they feel valued, respected, and enjoyed? But considering how a man treats children is important, too. How do you think your fut
If you don’t agree with your man’s decision, then by all means let him know. If you are not combative or rude, he should welcome it without an argument. Being respectful doesn’t mean you can never speak up. Instead of leading with,
So, what do YOU think about this approach?
Newlyweds should absolutely prioritize their relationship and their marriage. It’s fair to say no to family events that you really don’t have room for. But, your boundaries shouldn’t be so inflexible that you can justify not celebra
Here’s a place you can start: Do you both believe that the two of you became a new family unit when you married? If so, talk about what that actually looks like. What does it look like today? How do you envision it looking in 25 years? What do