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 college, you came to pick me up…
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Dear Husband, I’m Sorry For Not Appreciating You
Dear husband, I’m sorry for not appreciating you. I’m sorry I don’t always hug you when you come home. I’m sorry I don’t give you the…
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My Husband and I Are On the Same Team and There’s No Room For Resentment
My husband and I sat cuddled and chatting on the couch. At one point, our conversation turned to a statistic we’d heard—resentment was a leading…
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Dear Husband, You Made Me Feel So Loved Today
I felt so loved today. So heard. So understood by my husband. All he did was come home with a pan. My husband and I—we have been together for a…
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I Love My Husband, But I Need Him Too
I remember my husband asking me one day if I wanted to learn how to cook on the grill. I laughed and told him if he taught me how to grill, then I…
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Wife’s Photoshop Prank on Sleeping Husband is the Laugh We ALL Need Right Now
You know how after you’re married for a while and things can start to get a little . . . ho-hum? No? Me neither! 🙂 LOL. But let’s just…
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I Married a Man Who Knows How To Love a Mother
I married a man who knows how to love a mother. I could tell he was a good son from the start, but the day my husband became a daddy, he proved it to…
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Love Doesn’t Have To Be Loud
People will likely never see my husband hold my hand in public. People will rarely see him gush over me on social media. People will not see…
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Marriage is True Partnership
I ruffle a lot of feathers when I say I like to serve my husband or that taking care of the house is my responsibility. People are quick to…
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Depression and Anxiety Impact a Marriage in a Million Different Ways
His: Keeps him wired and going nonstop, he can’t sit still and is constantly working even at home. Hers: Keeps her depleted of energy and begging…
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