Despite a decline in the rate, these words are being spoken every year between husbands and wives (and even homosexual married couples). The grim statistic of 50% is a myth, but divorce is a reality. Study Harder Couples, who have college degrees and get married after age 26, have the best chance of staying together […]
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Diamonds, Q-Beams & Rednecks
What you see is what you get. Very rarely is this the case. More often than not, what meets the eye at first blush is far from the true contents of the package. Whether we are talking about products or people, what the box looks like is often deceptive. It is the bane of the […]
Posted by Red on December 27, 2011
https://mommasmoneymatters.com/first-impressions/
Speak To Me, But Think First
An old proverb says it particularly well: There is a reason that you have two ears and but one mouth.” Sometimes the smartest thing to say is not what you are planning, but instead, “Would you please repeat that?” Speaking Without Thought Many people speak before they think. This phenomenon is documented by doctors. The […]
Posted by Red on December 22, 2011
https://mommasmoneymatters.com/conversation-lost-art/
Zombies
Typically, when you think of raising someone, you are thinking about children or zombies. In both cases, you are correct. No, don’t get your knickers in a twist. You know at least one zombie. Admit it. No? Still? *sigh*
Posted by Red of M3 on December 21, 2011
https://mommasmoneymatters.com/social-zombies/
Strength & Weakness: Balance
Over the last week, we have explored the innate and learned behavior which defines and exhibits strength and weakness. To conclude this series, let’s explore how to strike a healthy balance of the two. As the title suggests, balancing strengths and weaknesses is the key for both the individual and the couple. Will ~ Introspection […]
Posted by Red on December 21, 2011
https://mommasmoneymatters.com/compromise/
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