Some people might wonder if, after they walked down the aisle, their spouse somehow had a quick brain operation, which changed how they approached life, “from this day forward.” That’s because the person they thought they married seemed to change into someone else completely different right after the wedding.
We hear of that problem quite often here at Marriage Missions. They ask: “How could my spouse have changed that much in just one day (or one week, or month, or year)?” “Were they fooling me all along or was I blind to the the way they really were?”
“You might find yourself wondering if your early dreams of marital bliss
were more illusion than reality. Why isn’t marriage turning out the way you planned?”
To address this problem, we’d like to have you read an article posted on the web site for the ministry of Focus on the Family.
To read the article, click onto the links below:
And then a past article from Marriage Partnership Magazine:
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(KENYA) This feeling usually comes when you begin to focus on the negative aspects of your spouse. Try to remember the beautiful things you saw in your spouse. At times it’s hard to love someone when when you are angry, but that is where the love of God comes in. It enables you love your spouse even when you fight or are disappointed. God works out all things.