From "Meh" to Meaningful
Make the Most of Your Marriage
Do you look at your spouse and wonder what you ever had in common?
Has the mundanity and monotony of the daily grind left you listless?
Has your life in the bedroom gone from sizzle to fizzle?
Words like bored, apathetic, and restless used to describe my marriage.
The day-to-day grind of raising kids and the myriad of mundane tasks that had to be done each day left no time for a meaningful relationship with the person who was supposed to be my best friend; my husband.
He felt like nothing more than a roommate.
When a night out with the girls was more appealing than date night, I knew we were in trouble.
Thankfully that was over ten years ago. Surviving child-rearing (oh those teen years!), taking care of aging parents, and even learning how to forgive my husband’s affair were life lessons I chose to grow, not shrink from.
Can your relationship also go from “meh” to meaningful?
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Stronger With Love, a NEW BOOK by Stacey Greene
Stacey Greene takes the reader through a subject many people have experienced, but few are comfortable talking about: infidelity. Greene’s book puts one couple’s decision to grow from this episode into fiction format.
The character, Michelle, made assumptions about her marriage that did not allow her to see anything out of the ordinary. To further complicate the relationship, one spouse uses faith in God while the other vacillates on the existence or not of a higher power. Do the children figure it out? Does the character, Jim, continue to see the other woman? Will the marriage make it?
Greene’s autobiographical approach shows the reader what lies on the other side of such a breach of trust.
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