Marriage Mondays #1

Marriage Monday Tip #1:
Show respect and admiration for your spouse in a public setting.

Here is the beginning of a series that will include a marriage tip every Monday!

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  1. Love it! There is one thing that really pains my heart, and that is to see a woman demasculate her husband in public. It just lets you know, she’s probably 10 times worse at home! Great post 🙌🏼

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  2. It really doesn’t benefit anyone to complain or put down a husband. If a woman wants to let her husband know how she feels she needs to find the correct way to communicate her needs/desires to him.

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  3. Totally agree! After almost fifty years married I can say I wish someone had told me this —drilled it into me even! — at the beginning. Not just “don’t put the other down” but also “say things to build them up.”

    The old cliches are true: love does cool if not tended and what goes around comes around. I feel the road could have been much smoother all these years if we’d taken care of some of these (as I thought at the time) “minor details.”

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  4. Congratulations on your 50th anniversary!
    You are right..many times these “minor details” become a big problem if left unresolved.
    I remember saying a negative comment about my husband in public in our early years of marriage and felt so horrible afterwards that I have never done it since. If I have something I’d like him to change then I should let him know.

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