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Wifey Wednesday: Giving Your Husband All the Power May Not Be Helping Your Marriage

I promise you this is not the post where I talk about feminism and equal rights. For centuries, the marriage dynamic has been tilted in the favour of men. Religion and society says that the husband is the head of the family, to be respected and revered. This, I agree with. But my questions are; […]

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Wifey Wednesday: 5 Ways Nagging Affects Your Marriage

A lot of us women don’t see ourselves as nags. Yes, you complain a couple of times when things you don’t like happen, but you wouldn’t define yourself as someone who nags. But what I’ve seen is that on a daily basis, there is the tendency to nag your husband about several issues, without realizing […]

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Wifey Wednesday: Who is Responsible for Your Happiness?

I used to think that marriage was about finding someone who always makes me happy. Of course in my subconscious I knew that happiness isn’t guaranteed every minute of your life, but I kind of had my heart set on a partner who always found ways to be sure that I am happy. There are […]

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Wifey Wednesday: 4 Ways to Reignite the Passion in Your Marriage

I’m talking about the butterflies in your tummy. Those ones that made you so eager to walk down the aisle. The happiness you felt every time you saw or spoke with him. The warm feelings that the thoughts of spending the rest of your lives together brought to you. I’ve said before that the day […]

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Wifey Wednesdays: Why Verbal Apologies Matter In Your Marriage

How does it make you feel when someone offends you and doesn’t apologize? Especially if it’s your spouse? I know that sometimes, apologies may not necessarily mean that the person is sorry for hurting you, and it doesn’t mean they won’t repeat what they have done. But apologies still remain one of the best ways […]

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