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  • Marriage is All About Compromise

    When two people get married, suddenly nearly every decision is made by the metaphorical two heads instead of one.  And this doesn’t necessarily mean that one person in the households opinion is more worthy than the others.

    • Snoring and the Marital Bed

      You go to bed.  And then you are awoken, or unable to sleep because the person next to you is snoring.  So you nudge. And you kick.  You might even pinch their nose closed for a few minutes to try and shake them out of their snoring fit.

    • If You Had a Year to Live

      The sad news is that most people don’t get a warning that their time will be up soon.  And when they do, they are normally too ill or the time left is too short to make many amendments to their lives.

    • Ending a Relationship

      With every ending comes a new beginning. There are better things awaiting you. Maybe it just wasn’t meant to be. You will find your soul mate soon enough. Every door that closes opens a window. The list of ridiculously philosophical lines of comfort that you will be offered by every Tom, Dick and Harry in your life as you find yourself ending a relationship truly does not make it any better.

    • Dealing with Death

      Perhaps one of the most conflicting issues when dealing with death is that the after life is such a mystery.  Regardless of religious beliefs, or spiritual beliefs – the black unknown that occurs after we die is something that no one can explain.

    • Is an affair reason enough for divorce

      If the relationship is not worth saving in you or your spouse’s mind, then it probably isn’t worth the efforts by either of you to try and move beyond an affair. But even if you both agree that the relationship is worth saving, you still need to both be willing to put in the efforts to make healing happen.

    • Correcting Your Spouse in Public

      If one spouse feels that they have the right to humiliate or embarrass their spouse in public (or in private) what exactly does this say about the marriage itself ?
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