By Kimberly Lynch My Marriage is a Start-Up
Early July in central Maine. A quaint inn on the edge of a large lake, where loons call out to…
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Relationships
By Tanica Russell Tired Moms Need Intimacy, Too
Now, I know being a stay-at-home mom doesn’t immediately get you in the mood but think of it as another…
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By Diana Register Grief Holds My Hand
After my young husband died, I joined several grief groups. I wanted to connect with people who knew what grief…
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By Jennifer Bailey Where Did Our Sex Life Go?
For those of you who haven’t seen my husband, or at the very least a photograph of him, he’s a…
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By Jen Riley His Kiss is Everything
My husband kissed me last night. It was one of those kisses that rocks you to your core. It was…
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By Kailyn McMahon-Boggess I’ll Remember Loving You
I'll remember loving you the time the world stood still. I'll remember the death counts and statistics and how they…
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By HVFH Contributor All We Can Do is Love Each Other As We Are
I don’t like cauliflower rice. I like my cauliflower and rice separately, as they were meant to be—vegetable and grain.…
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By Jacalyn Wetzel When Sickness Comes Before Health in Marriage
When we dream about marriage, we often dream about our wedding day, not the actual marriage itself. We handpick every…
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By Rachel Weidner I’m Held Together By Mercy and Grace
I’m not a good enough wife. I get moody and clingy. I struggle with the house. I get resentful of…
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By Brandon Janous A Letter to My Wife in Heaven on Her Birthday
Dear Rachel, Today is your birthday. I know you know that already, but I’m just down here reminding the rest…
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My First Love is the Last One I’ll Ever Need
I’ve been infatuated with my husband for 41 years. I’ve loved him for 36 years. We’ve been together as adults…
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By Dani Sherman-Lazar Dear Husband, Let’s Make Time For Us
Parenting can be contentious. A lot is going on. We can get caught up in the nitty-gritty: the baby’s screaming,…
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