To Save Our Marriage, Let’s Never Argue
I remember watching shows about wild animals as a kid. One thing that always struck me was a scene in Africa involving a mother lion and her two cubs.
I remember watching shows about wild animals as a kid. One thing that always struck me was a scene in Africa involving a mother lion and her two cubs.
When couples first come to see me, anxious to save a marriage, I often get this image of their relationship as this fantastic airplane that is unable to take off anymore.
In my many conversations with married couples, often, after laying out the issues they are grappling with, one of the partners will turn to me and say “Do you think our marriage can be saved?”
For more years than I am comfortable admitting, I harbored a great deal of resentment toward my parents. Over time I had built quite an airtight case against them.
Many couples, after being together for several years, find themselves drifting further and further apart. It’s not that they have built up some tremendous enmity towards each other
How to save my marriage is the question asked by most married couples. Since it requires two people to tie the knot, it also requires two people to preserve a relationship.
I learned a long time ago that when people are upset, they often need to express themselves before they can get over what is bothering them.
I think forgiveness is one of the hardest virtues to practice. We all know it is probably the right thing to do but there is something about doing it that brings up a lot of resistance. I’ve often wondered why this is so.
Present day lifestyle has the underlying ability to get many to question ways to save a marriage? Quite a few factors allow this to occur in our modern environment. Money stress, sorting out a variety of domestic problems, looking after youngsters,
When your marriage is in trouble, it doesn’t happen overnight. It is the product of a series of boundary violations and missteps that weren’t effectively addressed. When you realize that things are seriously in trouble, it’s only natural to wonder.