He Says: We Love Each Other but Are So Different
The notion that “opposites attract” is a paradox.
Marriage Matters
He and She Say: We’re Dreading Going Home to Either of Our Families for the Holidays
Rejoice that you feel this discomfort; it’s a sign your marriage is healthy.
He Says: Now That We Can Gather Again as an Extended Family, I Want to Invite the Big Group for Thanksgiving.
This holiday season is a great opportunity to establish a new normal for your holiday traditions.
He says: I lost my job and have not been able to find another that pays me what I think I’m worth
Regardless of its pay, what kind of work would most interest you most and draw upon your talents?
She says: He wants to invest in cryptocurrency, but I feel it’s too risky
Your goal is to get on the right page.
She says: I thought he would stop playing video games after we got married
It’s not uncommon for engaged people to hope that “things will be different once we get married.”
He Says: I Don’t Want Her Brother to Babysit
Most people understand that language which might be OK in one setting may not be in another.
She Says: I Want to Travel Now That We’re Retired
Entering into retirement can be just as fun – and just as stressful – as entering into marriage.
What’s Sacramental About Marriage?
Unlike every other sacrament, matrimony originates in nature rather than in a distinct creative act of Christ.
She Says: I Don’t Think We Have to Share All of Our Financial Assets
With modern couples, both are used to earning and managing their own money.
She Says: Sometimes I Snap at Him
Reflex snapping, like any form of spontaneous, unwanted behavior, is not the real problem.
She Says: I Need My “Alone Time”
Quality alone time is good for our mental and spiritual health, and helps us to be better companions.
She Says: Our Marriage Takes a Back Seat to Hanging Out With the Guys
He says he wants to keep his friends as well as his wife.
He Says: She Is Always Bragging About Her Family History
The desire to hear and tell family stories arises from our deepest needs to know who we are.
She Says: I’m Always the One to Give in
He says: It’s her choice; she hates conflict
He Says: We Hardly Ever See Each Other
She says: My job is very demanding.
HE SAYS: Let’s do online school again
Our kids were home this entire school year with online schooling, and I think we should continue.
SHE SAYS: I’m concerned about his temper
There is hope for people with anger management problems.
SHE SAYS: I want to go back to school for a master’s degree
Make sure you and your spouse are thinking about the big picture.
SHE SAYS: I lost my job and my work was important to me
Losing a job can rank among the worst experiences of life. How to deal with it as a couple.
SHE SAYS: John needs to give away some of his stuff
I am excited to combine households after our wedding, but we only have so much space.
SHE SAYS: Do we have to talk about work when we spend all day “in the office” together?
Talk with the intent to grow in your understanding and love for one another.
SHE SAYS: I really disagree with some of the choices he made in the voting booth and I’m really struggling to understand.
Voting can bring out strong emotions.
She Says: I Don't Want to Invite My Biological Father to My Wedding
Now, with that said, there are some questions worth considering.
He Says: She Didn’t Tell Me Our Daughter Got a Speeding Ticket
Open lines of communication are key to a healthy family.