Practical, faith-rooted articles on communication, boundaries, anxiety, intimacy, and rebuilding trust.
The blank stare is usually not what it looks like. A marriage therapist on what your husband’s silence and quick fixes are really covering, and what actually helps you be heard.
Maybe you’re the ready one. You want to come in and work on things, and your spouse is a flat no. They don’t think there’s
Your spouse walks up and says, “Hey, can we talk about something that happened earlier?” You say sure. Then they tell you that when you
If your spouse broke your trust and you’re still here, still trying, still wondering whether it’s safe to believe them again, I want you to
Nothing really prepared me for the reality that I won’t get one of her texts anymore. She wasn’t a big phone caller, but she would send these random messages, just “I love you, hope you have a good day,” sometimes a card in the mail with a little note inside. Simple things. When we’d go see her, she’d tell us how much she loved us in a way that made you feel it. That presence, that warmth, that specific kind of love she had for us. You can’t prepare for the absence of that. I couldn’t, anyway.
Are you struggling with something right now?
Maybe you’re anxious about something at work. Maybe you and your spouse have been fighting more than you used to. Maybe one of your kids is having a hard time, and it’s wearing you down. Maybe you’ve lost someone, or you just feel disconnected from people in a way you can’t shake.
Whatever it is, here’s what I notice in my office. When we struggle long enough, the struggle starts to feel like us.
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