For many of us, strengthening our marriage relationship is important. But oftentimes, it gets overlooked because we are too busy working, taking care of kids, running errands and attending church / social activities to edify or edifying one another.
More often then not, our busy lifestyles cause us to pay little or no attention to our own emotional needs as well as the emotional needs of our spouse. Typically, women are better communicators and have no problem expressing their frustrations to their husbands. For example, some women might say, “Why aren’t you listening to me? I am tired of saying the same thing over and over to you.” Or, “Why do I need you if I am doing everything around here. I guess if I want it done right, I have to do it myself.” This daily routine can be detrimental to a marriage.
More often then not, our busy lifestyles cause us to pay little or no attention to our own emotional needs as well as the emotional needs of our spouse. Typically, women are better communicators and have no problem expressing their frustrations to their husbands. For example, some women might say, “Why aren’t you listening to me? I am tired of saying the same thing over and over to you.” Or, “Why do I need you if I am doing everything around here. I guess if I want it done right, I have to do it myself.” This daily routine can be detrimental to a marriage.
