I am finding it difficult to communicate what I want intimately with my husband in our marriage. We have been married for 26 years. Lately, all he wants to do is have sex. I do not feel the same.
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Teaching Your Children to be Financially Self-Reliant From the Start
When we help children understand there is happiness in providing for themselves through work and prudent budgeting, they are prepared to succeed in a world that rewards consumption and excess.
Why You Cannot Miss Elder and Sister Holland’s RootsTech Reminiscences
To add some inner light to what for many is a bleak mid-winter, you must see the Family Discovery Day presentation of Elder Jeffrey R. Holland and his wife Pat as they take their three children back to St. George, where they grew up, to remember and connect.
Your Hardest Family Question: How much is too much sacrifice in marriage?
I just feel I’m trapped in a marriage where I’m trying my best to keep him happy. I take care of the kids, house, appointments, I also work, I make sure he gets time with his friends, and a break from work and the kids. He never wants to talk of spiritual matters, our relationship, our kids, or me. It’s always about him.
Hundreds of Thousands to Attend All-Virtual RootsTech Connect 2021: Here’s How You Can Participate
More than 433,000 curious family history enthusiasts are already registered to take part in Rootstech Connect 2021 and it's not too late for you to join the fun.
Women and Heart disease: Why you or the women in your life might be underdiagnosed and undertreated
Thomas Syndenham, an English Physician, nailed it when he said, “A man is as old as his arteries.” That goes for women, too.
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