marriage

Marriage is not so much a word as it is a sentence–a life sentence.

My Husband Is Taking His Stress Out On Me (My Husband Is Stressed And Takes It Out On Me)
When we're experiencing stress from work, we're often irritable, and when we walk in the door at home it's difficult to shed the bad mood leftover from the workplace. In fact, many marriage arguments can be blamed on this problem. Imagine this scene: After a difficult day of work stress, you walk in the door at home. You were ten minutes late meeting a difficult deadline because the person responsible for sending you the necessary data was in meetings all day. Your boss yelled at you. When you arrive at home, your spouse asks you, "What's for dinner?" And you snap as easily as a branch in a windstorm. An argument between the two of you follows.
By Mark Jane4 years ago in Humans
Marriage Without Love And Intimacy (Lack Of Affection And Intimacy In Marriage)
Intimacy in marriage can be one of the most fulfilling aspects of being married. Unfortunately living in a marriage without intimacy is a problem in many marriages. Lack of intimacy can put a relationship on shaky ground which is why it is important to work out intimacy issues as quickly as possible.
By Mark Jane4 years ago in Humans
How Should Husband And Wife Handle Finances (How Do Married Couples Share Expenses)
This is one of those topics which has been thought a lot about, but least spoken about. With growing number of the female better halves participating more and more in earning bread for their homes, this has become quite a question in many married minds.
By John Bill4 years ago in Humans
Esther Violet Ricks
Anyone who has been pregnant will tell you that every week of pregnancy over 36 weeks feels like a year. Anyone who has gone over their due date will tell you that every day over 40 weeks feels like an eon.
By juhi kanojia4 years ago in Humans
Snow in the Grand Canyon
I never thought I would be so lucky to see snow in the Grand Canyon. You see, after our eventful trip in Las Vegas, we were on the road back to El Paso and somewhere along the line we thought it would be a great idea to take a detour to the Grand Canyon. Once we made it through the rest of Nevada and made our workaround towards Flagstaff, we happened upon the strangest thing we had ever seen: snow in Arizona. Apparently it’s not unusual, but for us, snow is rare. All I ever knew about Arizona was desert, cacti, and Eleanor Shellstrop from “The Good Place”.
By Nina Pierce4 years ago in Humans
For The Birds
It was mid morning and I pulled up in front of Cottage 44 to pick up John Elliott. He was 89 and lived in the assisted living building Numenkant. He was forgetful but would take the tram over everyday to visit his wife, Rita. She was in better physical shape overall, despite the fact she had cancer, which meant she was able to live on her own in the cottage.
By Bryan Day4 years ago in Humans
LOVERS MET ON A STROLL
CHAPTER ONE - LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT It was a pleasant sunny afternoon in mid summer 2015, in the city of Losangeles, California, when Paul decided to take a leisurely stroll to a store nearby his home. As he entered the street he saw this slender, beautiful girl, whom he greeted and asked for her name, which she said was, Rochelle.
By Olive4 years ago in Humans
How To Fix A Marriage After Growing Apart (How Do You Reconnect After Growing Apart)
Anyone who has ever been in long term relationship can tell you that not every day is a party. When you are dating and have nothing to distract you from pleasing each other, making an effort to have fun, discovering things to do together that make you feel connected, and have the hormonal rush that goes along with physical intimacy it is all well and good. Flash forward a couple of years and the every day stresses of jobs, bills to be paid, kids to be disciplined, never ending household chores and trying to stay awake past 9 PM can definitely take their toll. Your relationship no longer looks like a video montage of couples holding hands running down the beach and laughing when they get wet. Many couples find them selves in "survival mode" just trying to get through another day without a major conflict with their spouse. Fixing a broken marriage is not easy.
By John Bill4 years ago in Humans
"Don't expect anything. I'm tired"
She is in the early 40-ies. I am approaching the 50-ies. We had three children in a row. First a girl, then a boy, and finally a girl, the little one, the bonus, just after she passed 40.
By Øivind H. Solheim4 years ago in Humans
5 Ways That Having More Sex Can Improve Your Relationship
My last long-term relationship included long periods of sexlessness — for reasons that had nothing to do with attraction. We were both very sexual people, but the challenges in our relationship got in the way. At least that’s what I told myself.
By Stacey Herrera4 years ago in Humans
The Composition of the Stars
Three years after “The stars look beautiful tonight.” I said, although my eyes hadn’t left those of the woman standing in front of me.
By Person McPerson4 years ago in Humans
How To Fix Communication Problems In A Marriage (What To Do When There Is No Communication In A Marriage)
The buzz word for saving a marriage nowadays seems to be 'communicate'. It is as if it will automatically zip up all conflicts and resolve all hurts. It may seem a simple word but it can be quite difficult for one to practice.
By John Bill4 years ago in Humans