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A few years ago, a friend confided in me about a difficult conversation she had with her husband. They had been married for almost 15 years, and although they had a strong relationship, the topic of respect had always been a sore point. One day, after a particularly stressful week, her husband sat her down and, for the first time, said, “I feel like you don’t respect me.” She was taken aback because, in her mind, she wasn’t doing anything disrespectful. “We’re both Christians

Tom was always doting on Samantha, making her feel like a princess. She was smitten and felt like she had won the jackpot. It seemed like she was always floating on air, she never imagined love could be like this. Samantha was thankful to God for such a man. But suddenly, things began to change. Tom would frown and flare up over the slightest mistake, telling her how silly she was and what a proper woman was expected to do. He would shun her and make her feel stupid. It was a

Based on the responses I received to my last post on "Lord, Where is my husband?" If you haven't read it, I would encourage you to do so. It has sparked a lot of conversations. Having read through the responses, I believe it is crucial to discuss the issue of avoiding certain types of men when seeking a life partner. The fact that you want to marry doesn't mean you need to settle for just any man. I must also state that this post is intended for Christians who aspire to have