By Amy Bowser Stop Waiting For Your Spouse to Pursue You
Seven years later and I can still remember the story of where we began. The shy and humble man I…
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By Kelli Bachara When an Introvert Marries an Extrovert
I've always known I'm an introvert. I like to be alone. The idea of going to a cabin by myself…
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By Carolyn Moore Marriage Will Never Make You Happy
A few months ago, I visited my grandmother at a nursing home. She was there a few weeks while she…
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By Lisa Ingrassia What a Brush With Death Taught Me About the Power of Marriage
A healthy relationship develops in a world where you navigate new and exciting terrain with someone. It’s filled with…
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By Christina Herzog Dear Husband, I Choose Our Everyday Kind of Love
My almost-two-year-old went to bed amazingly well, but around 2 a.m., she woke up screaming. I was up and down…
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By Laura Hurd Want to Overcome Discouragement in Marriage? Laugh Together More.
My husband and I thought it was going to be easy. It’s that time of year when we plan on…
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By Christina Antus Home Renovations Are Kind of Like Marriage
Four things that will put stress on a marriage: Having kids. Renovating your home. Having kids inside your home while…
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By Lacey Westerby What Trying For a Baby Is Like When You Have Trouble Getting Pregnant
When I married the love of my life, we intentionally set out to enjoy marriage for a while. We knew…
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To My Mother-in-Law, Thank You For Raising the Man of My Dreams
To my mother-in-law, There was a time when I was dating your son that I wasn’t sure you and I…
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By Leslie Means Dear Husband—Hold On Because Someday We’ll Miss This
I watched you hold his tiny body still while the doctor poked and prodded. “Yep, it’s a peanut allergy,” the…
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By Alethea Mshar Love Really Does Cover a Multitude of Sins
My husband got ready for a day at work, and just about the time I poured the cup of coffee…
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By Katie Weber Loneliness Is Slowly Drowning Me
When I took off to college, I went from living with my family to a dorm roommate. From a dorm…
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