She Says: I Don’t Think We Have to Share All of Our Financial Assets
With modern couples, both are used to earning and managing their own money.
Marriage Matters
She Says: Sometimes I Snap at Him
Reflex snapping, like any form of spontaneous, unwanted behavior, is not the real problem.
Nàng nói: Đôi khi tôi nổi sùng với Anh ấy
Phản ứng cau có hay nổi sùng, cũng như những thái độ tự nhiên và không tốt, không phải là một vấn đề nghiêm trọng.
She Says: I Need My “Alone Time”
Quality alone time is good for our mental and spiritual health, and helps us to be better companions.
She Says: Our Marriage Takes a Back Seat to Hanging Out With the Guys
He says he wants to keep his friends as well as his wife.
He Says: She Is Always Bragging About Her Family History
The desire to hear and tell family stories arises from our deepest needs to know who we are.
She Says: I’m Always the One to Give in
He says: It’s her choice; she hates conflict
He Says: We Hardly Ever See Each Other
She says: My job is very demanding.
HE SAYS: Let’s do online school again
Our kids were home this entire school year with online schooling, and I think we should continue.
SHE SAYS: I’m concerned about his temper
There is hope for people with anger management problems.
SHE SAYS: I want to go back to school for a master’s degree
Make sure you and your spouse are thinking about the big picture.
SHE SAYS: I lost my job and my work was important to me
Losing a job can rank among the worst experiences of life. How to deal with it as a couple.
SHE SAYS: John needs to give away some of his stuff
I am excited to combine households after our wedding, but we only have so much space.
SHE SAYS: Do we have to talk about work when we spend all day “in the office” together?
Talk with the intent to grow in your understanding and love for one another.
SHE SAYS: I really disagree with some of the choices he made in the voting booth and I’m really struggling to understand.
Voting can bring out strong emotions.