You’re asking the wrong question. Stop asking for less of what hurts.
While she was stacking her wall higher with bricks of resentment, he was helping her with his bricks of rejection.
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While she was stacking her wall higher with bricks of resentment, he was helping her with his bricks of rejection.
I want to tell you about something that scares me more than infidelity. Indifference.
Fighting is good because it means there’s still investment in your relationship.
Pain is inevitable in marriage. But marriage requires us to learn how to move through it.
My father broke me. My mother stood by and watched. But none of my childhood experiences would I change.
What happens when you go first and your spouse doesn’t respond the way you hoped?
Two people can choose to wake up every day in the same bed, be committed to one another, and still be living in two different marriages.
You get to decide which emotions you attach to your spouse’s identity — be that the positive ones, or the negative ones.
The more you talk about your needs, the less your spouse wants to meet them.
When your spouse is leaning out…