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Are You Gaslighting Your Kids? (Even When You Don’t Mean To)

"Is everything okay with you and Dad?" Your eight-year-old asks it at bedtime, in that careful voice kids use when they already suspect the answer. You've been short with each other for two weeks. The tension has been thick enough to walk through.

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Father sitting with his head in his hand after a difficult breakup.

5 “G” Words For Dads To Be Aware Of After A Breakup

Dad’s must be mindful of these five “G” words for an amicable breakup and a healthy relationship with their children afterwards. Separation or divorce is certainly less than ideal and not planned when a couple start dating. It effects everyone it touches, from the ex-partner to children and also extended family and friends.
Christian couple discussing important relationship questions before marriage.

Christian Singles, There Are Questions You Need To Discuss

Christian single have lots of things to consider before the commit to a serious relationship. Yes there are lots of questions about money, sex, kids, and career goals. But what about religion? It’s kind of a big deal and has to be discussed early on, and can really help you figure out if the relationship has serious potential or not.
Newly married couple kissing outdoors after their wedding ceremony

Prepare For Marriage Greatness

The wedding ceremony is one of the most romantic moments in couple’s lives. It’s filled with hope, promises, and celebration. It may feel like all the many months of meticulous planning for ceremony perfection will ensure a “happily ever after” marriage. But what really increases the likelihood of a successful marriage?

3 Words That Will Change Your Relationships

Since the beginning of human history, when Adam was questioned about eating the forbidden fruit, people have been defending their actions. Adams first response, not unlike many, was to blame it on his partner. Humans have continued their attempts to get as far away as possible from feeling blame.

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