This is What Love Actually Looks Like
There was a time I brushed my teeth, hair sprayed my hair and lipsticked my lips if I even thought…
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Relationships
By Bethany Lotulelei Dear Husband, I’m Sorry For the Things I Said When I Was Postpartum
I walked into that operating room a wife, and was wheeled out a mother. In those early moments of motherhood,…
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By Celeste Yvonne To My Husband, Having Kids Together Has Only Made Me Love You More
I was chatting with a mom friend yesterday I hadn't seen in months. Her marriage is on the brink. She…
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By Anastasia Smothers Dear Husband, I’m Overwhelmed and I Can’t Keep Up
It’s my day off from my 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. job. But, instead of taking the day to rest…
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By Mikala Albertson Friends, We Need Each Other
Girls, listen up. I have something important to say. About us. We need each other. We do. Today I got…
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By Lindsay Boynton Dear Husband, I Miss My Best Friend
I can’t identify exactly when it happened. There’s not a single moment I can point to and say, “Yeah that’s…
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By Her View From Home I Don’t Have Anxiety—But My Husband Does
I don't have anxiety but my husband does. We should have realized this years ago but we missed it. The…
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By Ashley Case Why We Absolutely Need Mom Friends
I was a few months shy of my 31st birthday when I became a mother. Not young by any standard,…
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By Catherine Irwin Clinging to Faith When You Feel Broken
"So let go my soul and trust in Him. The waves and wind still know His name." -It Is Well,…
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By Rebecca Bergman When the Helper Needs the Helping
"Mom, can you put my other sock on? Can you also tie my other shoe, too? That'd be great." I'm…
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By Leah Peterson From the Farmer to His Wife, I’ll Love Her Through the Harvest
I squint my tired eyes as I look down the end rows, waiting to catch a glimpse of the home…
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By Eleanor Howard Sometimes We Don’t Realize We’re Doing Too Much Until it All Comes Crashing Down
It’s quiet. Sunday morning. Early. Damp, gray clouds settled in overnight smothering the sun’s scheduled appearance. Our part of the…
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