This is a great article. It made me think also of having the courage to say things your spouse may not want to hear but needs to. Carolyn: Obviously, it certainly isn’t easy to have your husband criticized. But as wives, we must recognize our role as our husband’s helper and make sure we don’t […]
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When some stranger takes exception to something I’ve written and emails me to tell me I am an idiot or a child abuser, it hurts. When my kids tell me I’m not a good father, it hurts. When my wife tells me I’ve let her down at times, it hurts. The claims may be referentially
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These are really good. Go to the LINK and read the descriptions. 1. Directly, not indirectly2. Seriously, not humorously3. As if it’s important, not casually4. Privately, not publically5. Out of love for them, not to express a feeling of frustration A little taste: 1. Directly, not indirectly. If you’re anything like me, you might have
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