To the Mother Feeling Overwhelmed: Speak Up To Your Spouse
In the silence of the night, I could feel the fury take hold of me as I lay awake with…
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“Mommy, I Wish There Was a Dad at Your House.”
“Mommy, I wish there was a dad at your house.” That sentence stung. I sat in silence for a moment…
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By Debra Wilson You Became So Much More than Mother-in-Law to Me
We didn’t get as many outings as we could have—we can blame life for that. Either you were battling something,…
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By Jamie Anderson Full-Court Press Love: How We Keep Our Marriage Strong Off the Court
As we approach our first wedding anniversary, I often reflect on the teamwork that goes into our marriage—especially since I’m…
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By Miranda Morris The Best Gift We Give Each Other Is Time
In my 20s, I was terrified of being alone and longed to escape the chaotic world of modern dating in…
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By Jill Savage ‘Unhumanable Love’ in the Face of Betrayal
I picked up the phone from my husband’s hand to put it away after he’d fallen asleep. What I saw…
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A Real Dear John Story
My husband’s grandma Dortha had two true loves: Robert and Emmet. I can’t help but believe that Emmet was her…
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By Moriah Couch I Married My Best Friend All Over Again
After 11 years of marriage, my husband and I finally got the wedding we had always dreamed of. Let me…
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By Her View From Home 5 Things I Wish I Hadn’t Ignored about My Ex before We Said ‘I Do’
I recently went through my second divorce. It was not at all what I desired, but after nearly a year…
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I’m Divorced—and Happier
My marriage wasn’t perfect. It never was. I got married when I was only 22 years old. I was eager…
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By Laura Childers “Who Would Marry a Quadriplegic?”
It had started as a typical work day for me at a hospital home health agency. I heard it from…
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By Amy Keyes All These Years Have Flown By
Today as I walked up my driveway with the daily stack of college flyers that never stop coming, I had…
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