By Holly Lemons I’m Made To Be Your Mother
I may not be the best singer, but you want me to sing you to sleep every night. I may…
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By Jillian Benfield Marry the Man Who Steps In
He steps in when I’m being stepped on. It’s not the most glamorous thing to say about your spouse, but…
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By Christina Zambrano Dear Husband, Thank You For Loving My Broken Heart
Loving a woman who has experienced trauma in her life isn’t always easy. The baggage she is carrying around is…
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By Jennifer Thompson Lay it Down and Let Love in
I've made a lot of mistakes in my life. I've made a lot of choices I am not proud of.…
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By Brigitte Shular There is Nothing Too Heavy For Me To Carry For You, My Child
“I have a bizarre request . . . ” I was messaging the photographer who would take our daughter’s newborn…
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By Mary Holloman We Grieve Because We Loved
I feigned interest in a bag of frozen broccoli so no one would see me cry. I studied the list…
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By Stacy Harrison The First 10 Years: How Two Broken People Kept Their Marriage from Breaking
We met online in October of 2005, by way of a spam email ad I was THIS CLOSE to marking…
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By Samantha Krieger Dear Husband, Thank You For Loving My Baby Body
This morning when I woke up, I felt yucky from the aftermath of our beach vacation, eating too much Mexican…
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Just Because I Love Being A Mom Doesn’t Mean it Isn’t Heavy Sometimes
Just because I love being a mom, doesn’t mean I don’t sometimes miss the carefree days when I only had…
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By Emily Roussell Sweet Child, May You Always Know My Love
You enter the world, and our hearts explode. We cradle you in tenderness, and I wish you would remember .…
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By Caitlin Henderson I’m Sorry For What Religion Has Done To You
I’m sorry for what religion has done to you, friend. I’m sorry for the religion that shamed you, scolded you,…
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By Katie Cervenec Dear Husband, I Don’t Love You Like I Thought I Would
We were just babies. Starry-eyed, full of big dreams. Dreams only naïve 18-year-olds can conjure. The day I left for…
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