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how to have a healthy marriage
Andrea asks, "What is the secret to a healthy and happy marriage?" which, in my opinion, a lot of people have no framework for because we live in a time when marriage is completely collapsing in our society—that is, the complete breakdown of the family unit that you were just describing, Dr. Peterson. However, I think that's a very well-written question: "A healthy and happy marriage starts with uh yeah i got 42 years and my wife yeah and and it's possible she's here tonight if she hasn't gotten up and gone home," but you know that i used to i used to answer that it was just courteous
By charlotte sauls3 years ago in Confessions
Shove the food down, not love
I loved receiving princess treatment from Leo. He treated me like I mattered, like I had a place in this wreckage world. Leo had been my 3rd boyfriend since starting at my new job. Maybe 3 is my lucky number, or well not so lucky for him.
By Kodah3 years ago in Confessions
Lost in Wanderlust
Greetings, fellow adventurers and travel aficionados! Join me as we embark on a laughter-filled exploration into the thrilling, occasionally chaotic world of a self-professed travel addict. Buckle up for a wild ride through the highs, lows, and downright hilarious moments that come with being "Lost in Wanderlust."
By Michael Oregbuyide3 years ago in Confessions
The Unseen Symphony
Just like anyother day it was a busy day for Jerry and Zara couple with their twin sons Ken and Gab just to make their ends meet. It was very hard to survive and feed the families as a hearing impaired couple. Though they were concerned about their disabilities they were living an happy and peaceful life with their sons as their pride.
By Kiruthika Gopalakrishnan3 years ago in Confessions
Reunited Love In Future
Once upon a time, in a world where technology and progress had transformed society, there lived two childhood friends named Mia and Ethan. They were inseparable during their early years, exploring the wonders of their futuristic city, sharing dreams of the future, and promising eternal friendship.
By Jasmine3 years ago in Confessions
"Love And Hate"
In the small town of Harmonyville, there lived two families, the Everharts and the Montagues. The Everharts were known for their kindness and generosity, while the Montagues were infamous for their pride and arrogance. For generations, the two families had harbored a deep-seated rivalry that had grown into a bitter feud.
By Jasmine3 years ago in Confessions
Algorithm of Emotions
Algorithm of emotions does not exist. What I mean is, what we feel isn't not the same as following a ruleset to define what we must feel if conditions are met. I ruled the day that I would be overruled. To meet someone like me was to meet someone old and not new. You came at random and I dispute your own catfish, your friends disregarded, the goals you had was not mine to share. So much alike that we are actually different. You hated chocolate while I was indifferent. You saw the world as a need for order. Do things your way because it's better and causes no torture. To imagine that I had a future with someone I had fun with, became open and communicative so nobody can plead the fifth. Finally able to think for myself and to be, or so I thought.
By The Kind Quill3 years ago in Confessions
Surprises for Me About my Husband
Now, what does that mean, “Women don’t think the same way men do!”? Hubby’s oldest daughter clued me in when we first started to date. She said, “The best way to get my dad’s attention is in the truck. You can talk to him, and he can’t escape!”
By Denise E Lindquist3 years ago in Confessions
Gratitude in Heartbreak: Finding Strength and Wisdom in Unanswered Love
In the quiet aftermath of our unraveling, where the echoes of promises once spoken lingered like delicate whispers, I discovered a profound gratitude for the unexpected turns life took. The bitterness of unchosen paths began to dissolve, replaced by a clarity that only time and introspection can bring. As the days turned into nights, I found solace in the wisdom that not being chosen by you was indeed a blessing in disguise.
By Blaise3 years ago in Confessions
