Recent Marriage Blog | Husbands PostsWhat I Learned From My Husbandby Dale Harcombe15 Mar 2009 10:00 AMAre you a person who has difficulty saying 'no' when asked to do something or go somewhere you don't want to go? Do you end making all sorts of excuses about why you can't do whatever it is you are being asked to do? Then this is the blog for you. I used to be like that. A Wedding Ring for Your Man?by Dale Harcombe05 Jan 2009 07:51 PMTrends come and go in marriage as they do in other aspects of life. In my parent's generation, the men never wore wedding rings. If you look around at many elderly men you will see few wedding rings. By the time we Mick and I married there was so starting to change. Appreciating Your Spouse's Friendshipsby Mary Ann Romans21 Dec 2008 12:00 PMLast night as we sat down to dinner, the phone rang. We had a long day out wrapping up the Christmas shopping and doing a huge bulk session of grocery shopping to fill our freezer and be prepared for the coming winter months when getting out of the driveway is sometimes impossible. Obnoxious Husbandsby Courtney Mroch21 Oct 2008 07:37 AMAre any of your girlfriends married to obnoxious husbands? Or do you ever run across couples while you're out and about and witness an exchange between them that makes you think, "Wow. That guy's really obnoxious. The Dear Abby from a Distraught Widowerby Courtney Mroch15 Oct 2008 03:07 PMYesterday Jade sent me an email with this enticing subject line: "Speak now or forever hold your peace." At first I thought she was sending me some info about people wanting to get married who wouldn't be able to for very much longer for one reason or another. Men: The Weaker Sex?by Courtney Mroch12 Oct 2008 11:39 AMBefore I begin, I just want to say that, even though the title might suggest otherwise, this article isn't intended to be a slam against men. Rather, it's just some reflections on things I've seen regarding boyfiends and husbands over the past 10 years during my stint as a stay-at-home wife. What Would You Change about Him?by Lyn Newton11 Jul 2008 03:52 PMJust because you are married and in love with your spouse does not mean that you must love everything about him. No two people can be so completely compatible that there is not one thing that they wish were a little different about each other. More about Relating to Your Manby Lyn Newton07 Jul 2008 02:40 PMI left off a discussion in which we were discussing how women relate to their men. In that discussion I described how some women are completely accepting of their man because his positive aspects outweigh his negatives. Relating to Your Manby Lyn Newton06 Jul 2008 08:33 PMOne of the greatest challenges in marriage is learning to live with, deal with, and in some cases even tolerate your partner of the opposite sex. Both men and women can be heard with struggles and complaints about their mate. Learning to Read His Feelingsby Lyn Newton04 Jul 2008 03:03 PMMy last couple of articles have been talking about men and women and how they deal with unhappiness. Women tend to be much more open and expressive about their feelings than men. Men are often more misinterpreted than women. This misinterpretation can lead to the dissolving of a marriage. Recent Blog Comments ranjankr1984 says... "Think twice if you are thinking about marriage, as author says its a wonderful thing, that's true according to me also but look at the other side also." ladynan says... "I personally don't see anything wrong with the situation having always been "one of the guys" myself." |
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