My husband dared me to make this advice today’s blog post after I offered it to him during dinner out with my mom last night. Just grab it by the antlers and gnaw. Here’s hoping you, too, find something it applies to today. By the way, he located his spoon before the mousse arrived but not before we both had pictured switching from dainty spoonfuls to a good gnaw on our biggest make...
What’s the worst that can happen to your marriage? I think it is a build-up of resentment. It is next-to-impossible to show love to someone when you resent what they’ve done or not done. Even if you try, your actions will be suspect. Your body language will give you away. Resentment is what allows the thought process that justifies emotional affairs, infidelity, and deliberate...
All is takes a little pessimism or resentment to hang a cloud over your marriage. The cloud can get you wondering if it’s worth sticking around. Want to know just how easy it is to change that? Watch this video.
[Thanks to my cousin Don for the link and the joy.]
Let’s kick off this brand new year with a comment on the most frequent objection to my advice to Assume Love from your spouse or life partner. Assume Love triggers a warning phrase we’ve heard many times: never assume. And why does it trigger it so easily in so many of us? Because our default assumption as humans is that at any moment, we may be in danger. We take warnings to heart...
I am a widow who got it right the second time. I have been sharing here since February 14, 2006 what I learned from that experience and from positive psychology, marriage research, and my training as a marriage educator.
