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I understand how important my husband's career is to him, but he has become so stressed out about it that I think he is going to burn out. He is working harder than ever and I am afraid he is going to have a heart attack. What kind of advice would you give my husband to keep work in perspective and manage stress? (2:31)
My husband eats, drinks, and breathes work. It's not that he is always satisfied with his job but he is constantly thinking and talking about it, even on vacations. I'm glad he is dedicated to his job, but sometimes, when I am honest, I feel a little jealous of his work. I know I am more important to him than his career but it doesn't always feel that way. Why is he so consumed by it? (2:31)
We are both career minded. Before we got married, we decided to respect one another's professional pursuits and support each other as a team. We are now realizing that our career pursuits can sometimes clash. So we are wondering--whose career should take priority? (2:03)
What's one practical technique we can use that will improve our level of capacity to resolve conflict? (4:28)
If my wife wants to avoid conflict indefinitely, will it have long-term implications for the well-being of our marriage? Is it really that serious of a problem? (2:15)
When my wife disagrees with me, she often gives me the silent treatment. She won't want to talk about the issue until she is ready and sometimes that can be days later. What should I do? (2:03)
I love my spouse more than words can describe, but he holds the potential to hurt me more deeply than anyone on earth. With a harsh comment or mean word he can inflict a bruise on my spirit that takes weeks to heal. Do I need to forgive my husband for things he says and does? (1:58)
A few days ago, my wife and I had a blow-out fight just before we were headed out the door for a bite to eat. The silly thing is that I can't even remember what the issue was. It sure seemed important at the time, but it obviously wasn't a major issue. Why do we argue over little things? (1:31)
My husband and I try to practice the principles of fighting fair and do pretty well most of the time. However, on some issues we simply do not see eye to eye. What should we do when we can't agree? (1:17)
Whenever a conflict erupts between us, it eventually ends with one of us checking out, either emotionally or physically leaving the room. This has become a fairly predictable pattern, and it seems to get us nowhere. What are we doing wrong? (1:25)
I've never thought of arguing as being good for a marriage. What exactly do you mean by this, and how can we learn to fight fair? (1:59)
I love my spouse but I don't always like him or respect him. Do you think it's vital that you like your spouse as well as love them? (1:09)
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