By Whitney Fleming Marriage is Worth the Hard Parts
Nineteen years ago, I stood across from my husband, looked deep into his eyes while holding his hands, and pledged…
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By Melissa Ohden Dear Husband, I’m Grateful For the Refining Power of Our “For Worse”
When I said “for better or for worse” nearly 10 years ago, I meant it, but in all honesty, I’m…
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By Lisa Norgren I Stopped Lying to My Husband About Being Lonely
“Can I go back to sleep? I got up at six,” he asks, like I haven’t been up countless times every…
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By Kelli Bachara I Love My Husband, But He Rarely Gets the Best of Me
I went to premarital counseling, I read the books, I know the rule: if you want to have a healthy…
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By Arianna Freelen We Choose Our Covenant Every Day
A few months into our marriage someone said to us, “We’ll see if you even make it to five years.” I…
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By Evi Wusk Dear Husband, I Love You Even More Because of the Daddy You Are
The weather’s cold, so we've made that shift to inside people yet again. I look at that enclosed house space…
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By Celeste Yvonne Dear Husband, It’s Not Easy For Me to Admit, But I Need More Help
Dear husband, I. Need. More. Help. Last night was hard for you. I asked you to watch the baby so…
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By Ashley Bufe To My Husband—I Don’t Say It Enough: Thank You For Being Our Everything
Dear husband, Thank you. Thank you for letting me pick my plate first on leftover night. Thank you for giving…
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By Sina Steele He Still Calls Me Beautiful
You still call me beautiful. I think you’ve told me this nearly every day for the past 12 years. That’s…
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By Scarlett Longstreet Dear Husband, I Love Staying Home With the Kids, But This is What I Need From You
Dear Husband, I want to take the time to tell you what I need as a stay-at-home mom. Yes, there’s…
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By Lilly Holland We Married Young and Don’t Regret it For a Second
For seven wonderful years, my husband and I lived in New York City, where the average age of brides is…
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By Angela Anagnost-Repke Marriage is Learning When to Keep Quiet
You’d think by age 37, I’d learn when to shut my mouth. I should know that sometimes silence avoids the…
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