I’m sure that you love watching sport matches, such as: football, soccer, basketball, baseball, etc. I’m also sure that you also have your favorite team. If someone loves Manchester United, he/she will watch its game every week. Some people even show their supports by coming to the stadium or buy the match tickets for one year. ( Read more )
• Your contribution. Consider what you’re willing to contribute directly to your stepkids. It might not be much at first, but you can change your mind as your family begins to feel more solid. • Your partner’s opinion. What does your husband think is your responsibility? What does he think your financial role within the family is? Can you compromise? ( Read more )
If we people talk about fitness, it is usually fitness that is held for teenagers and adults. Many man and woman go to fitness center to do exercises. They do fitness in fitness center regularly. They want to keep healthy and keep their body good. How about you? Do you do fitness? Do your kids do fitness too? ( Read more )
As you and your husband are negotiating how money will work in your household, here are some questions for you to consider. Discuss them openly with your husband—and then make sure to go do something fun afterward. ( Read more )
We printed out two copies of the rules, one for my desk and one for his. And we’ve pulled out the list in the middle of arguments to keep us fair and on track. The reading of the list makes us laugh and helps to dissipate the tension so we can have a real discussion about the issue we’re debating instead of an emotional tug-of-war. ( Read more )
My Aunt Debbie, the Lutheran minister, suggested that my husband and I make a Rules of Conflict list during our premarital counseling sessions. We made a list that has fun rules as well as serious ones based on both of our personalities. Our list of rules looks like this: ( Read more )