Let’s Be Mature About This
“I told my wife the other day. I have chronic immaturity, of which there is no cure. If I can live with it, so can you.”
We don’t have to be anonymous to find meaning and greater happiness in life.
“I told my wife the other day. I have chronic immaturity, of which there is no cure. If I can live with it, so can you.”
Imagine if you can a story like this. The person you married isn’t who you thought they were. You were warned by friends and family not to marry them, but you did not heed their advice. You believed everything this person said and further believed your life would become better than it was after marrying … Read more
My wife and I are not always a happy couple—we have our share of disagreements. But we have been a couple for over 38 years now. Through ups and downs. Through sad times and good times. Our relationship has endured. Not a perfect one. But a loving one. People who truly know us, know we … Read more
“Some people go through life believing a relationship will fulfill them. That all they need is to be with someone they love, who will love them in return, and they will finally be happy. I agree that a relationship is worth having. That to love someone and to be loved back is a wonderful thing. … Read more
When we give our love and friendship to someone and receive little of the same in return, we can wonder if we’re doing something wrong or start believing they just don’t care that much about us. Either way, the lack of receiving something more has the power to hurt us and often does. We can … Read more
“When a relationship becomes more like work than it does an intimate connection we need to ask ourselves. Do I really want the job?”