@monicaumunna: It’s really hard to genuinely like your husband when you’re constantly keeping track of everything he’s done wrong… Every mistake becomes evidence. Every disagreement gets added to the case. Every new frustration reminds you of five old ones. The problem is, you’ll eventually start looking for the evidence you’ve trained yourself to see 🙃 What if instead of keeping a record of wrongs, you started keeping a record of the good? The effort, the growth, the ways he showed up, things he got right! You might be surprised how quickly your perspective starts to change when you stop collecting evidence against your husband and start noticing the great man in front of you 🫶🏼 Love “keeps no record of wrongs.” 1 Corinthians 13:5 Day 2 of 30: becoming a wife who actually likes her husband.

twez :

And she also HATES it when I remind her of ONE thing she’s done wrong

Gggdh :

This is one of the most fundamental components of biblical Christianity.

Shots_with_Tj :

Larsen Senga :

At this point, what's even the point of getting married?

Blitz41 :

How would they be “right” then?

clipfarmchurch :

This deserves more attention.!!! Real wisdom

TaikunLeon :

Facts

Concept Coaching :

perfectly said

jj :

iamth3wall :

Thank you so much for helping the women in Christ 🙏

The Redman :

That’s the Dunning-Kruger effect.

JCPapa :

When women act like this and think like this, no matter how much a man changes or does nice things or listens they’re not gonna see it.

gfs110 :

I get ditched at for wanting good boy points, YES I want them. I want to be happy!!