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Trying to stay on top of things with two toddlers, their appointments, my appointments, the chores, cooking, and being a wife is really hard. I need to rest and slow down or I won't be able to sustain it all.

Since were in Romans 1, I dont think that chapter means God's wrath is only limited to giving people over to their sin. The end of the chapter speaks of judgment and death. Romans 1:32 KJV 32 Who knowing the judgment of God, that they which commit such things are worthy of death, not only do...

In three days, I will have been married 11 years. I was very naive and selfish in the beginning. I am very glad to all of the older women who have taught me things along the way. @TLHKAJ has been a positive factor in our married life through her advice. A few values I learned: Submissiveness...

I really like this answer. I can tell you put a lot of thought into it!

That means a lot to me! Thank you. We are doing well. God has blessed us. May God bless you as well!

I think suicidal empathy is a pitfall western society has gotten into as a result of uplifting feminine traits over masculine ones. I believe the closest I've gotten to suicidal empathy was in the past when I used to make friends with women I didn't respect because I knew I had a better home...

Our 11th wedding anniversary is in three days. Maybe we'll go out to eat and dress nice for photos. I love being a wife. My husband is a ten out of ten! I'm definitely more in love now than the day I got married.

I want to talk about a concept my husband has shown me that has greatly impacted my life. Be results-minded, not effort-minded. You can make efforts all day but if the result is not effective, than the important thing is not the effort but the result. I could put effort into washing dishes...

One time I was pushing my daughter on a swing in our back yard. The sunlight streamed through the trees as the sun went down. My husband said, "Im glad I could provide all this for you." I was so moved. My husband works 60 hours a week! And he's glad? Wives, as we do our duties to our...

@TLHKAJ @quietthinker @PS95 Should a wife love her husband unconditionally? That is to say if he cheats repeatedly, is physically abusive, gambles all their money away? If yes, what does that look like practically?

In the King James Version, the word wrath appears 197 times. A quick search in biblegateway reveals God's wrath being active in many cases.

I deleted my own post, not hers.

@PS95 forgive me. I deleted this post. It was unkind.

Getting back to the topic.

I feel like there are two errors married couples can fall into with emotional needs. One is to not address them at all and have pretend peace. What's more common in western culture is to make emotions king and forgo peace entirely. The term "happy wife, happy life" comes to mind. We don't...

@Lambano I feel like there are two errors married couples can fall into with emotional needs. One is to not address them at all and have pretend peace. What's more common in western culture is to make emotions king and forgo peace entirely. The term "happy wife, happy life" comes to mind. We...

If you reverse the genders, this joke becomes pretty ominous.

No. He is love. I just don't think His love is without conditions. I think any love is meaningless if it does not have conditions. God demonstrated His love toward us through sacrifice. It was so that we could meet the condition of being Christlike.

I think God is allowed to be love and still have wrath in His nature as well.

I don't expect my husband to listen to my problems without trying to solve them. I think it's a good thing that my husband likes to solve problems. I think a lot of husbands are this way. If I want someone to just listen without problem solving, Ill go to a female friend.