Eating My Own Words

There are things in marriage I said I'd never do—then did!

Kathy Peel

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Communication, Deceit, Intimacy, Marriage, PMS, Sexual intimacy, Temper, Trust

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October 26, 2009 10:46 AM

Lisa VanTol

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October 23, 2009 12:00 PM

Victoria

Thank you.... my "girls," daughters are nearing this #. And I can remember being somewhat idealistic... it was a different time-no credit card issues. Now at year 46, and he is still not in fellowship I have learned how to encourage my hubby to bless me and acknowledge God's role for him in our marriage. We are 86% compatible, a test he never would have taken in the past but wants "to make you happy" (then he gets to be happy?)With God's love I pray to keep a childlike heart, an adult mind, and strive to be a wife with Godly wisdom. Thanks for the smiles....

October 23, 2009 3:38 AM

Anonymous

Thank you for this beautiful article, the last two paragraphs especially were talking to me, I nearly said I will "never" beat myself up again when I fail to live up to my expectations. It feels good to say I hope I don't beat myself up but if I do i'll forgive myself because i'm human and it's God who perfects. A million thanks to the author.