Thursday, April 29, 2010
Marriage Tips: Listen To Your Husband
How to Restore Your Marriage and ignite the Romantic Fire!
 Aren’t you tired of coming home every night to the same old tired  monotonous arguments and cold attitudes from your spouse.  Wouldn’t it  be great to finally enjoy the company of someone who is really  interested in you and your ideas and passions. IS this really what you  got married for? When was the last time you and your spouse spent any  time doing something other than come home, cook, check homework, rake  the leaves, clean the bathrooms, wash dishes, check the mail, log onto  the internet, go to the church meetings, wash clothes, take a shower,  read the paper and go to bed? Are your eyes constantly full of tears,  because of painful reminders of infidelity and unforgiven and  unforgotten hurt in your marriage? Do you feel disrespected, dishonored,  unloved, and unimportant to your spouse. Has there been any door  slamming lately and have you had recent thoughts of leaving or  separating from your spouse? Are you ready to get that emotional relief  you’ve been waiting for? Do you wonder if it will ever get any better?  Hasn’t the last 5 years of your marriage and the same routine been  enough already. I thought so too, and that is when I realized I had  become complacent and very redundant in my marital relationship. Living  and passion had been comfortably taken for granted…my attitude about  romance, even changed…It was time to do something about it or be  destined to live a married life I had never hoped for . What my wife and  I did to restore the passion, vigor and life in our marriage are the  answers I have outlined in this E-book "How To Restore Your Marriage and  ignite the Romantic Fire." 
You're on the same team.....
 Your spouse is on your team, resist the temptation to be so critical,  sarcastic, and confrontational. There is enough of that coming your way  from the outside. Create an atmosphere where communication can freely  come forth. Speak to one another in love and be clear when you ask a  question or give an answer. Remember, you are one. 
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