OK...who says we have to always be serious about what is going on in out lives. I saw this today and laughed out loud.

I recently read that love is entirely a matter of chemistry.
That must be why my wife treats me like toxic waste.


David Bissonette


Things are slightly better.

For those of you who have not read this, I think this is very important [As posted by Simon]

Help for Couples in Crisis by Dr. Dobson

Long before any decision is made to “fool around” or walk out on a partner, a fundamental change has begun to occur in the relationship. Many books on this subject lay the blame on the failure to communicate, but I disagree. The inability to talk to one another is a symptom of a deeper problem, but it is not the cause itself. The critical element is the way a husband or wife begins to devalue the other and their lives together. It is a subtle thing at first, often occurring without either partner being aware of the slippage. But as time passes, one individual begins to feel trapped in a relationship with someone he or she no longer respects.

This, I think, is the key, and why Michelle and others always say we must act, and look our best to our spouse unb crisis. Dr. Dobson's approach is very similar to the 'last resort' as described by Michelle in her book.

Prayers for everyone.


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