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In English Help for the Family | Marriage How to Talk About Problems

Talking about problems is not always easy. Sometimes, instead of solving, the conversation can create more tension. This happens because men and women often have different communication styles. What you should know Women: usually prefer to talk about the issue before hearing a solution. Often, simply sharing feelings brings relief. Men: tend to look for quick solutions, because solving makes them feel helpful. Offering an answer is their way of showing support. The key is balance: listen carefully before suggesting any solution. What you can do Husband: practice active listening. Look into her eyes, don’t interrupt, and show you understand. Many times, your wife just needs to feel you are by her side. Wife: explain clearly what you expect. If you only want to be heard, say so. If you want a solution, ask for it. Both: remember that each has different needs. Dialogue improves when both are willing to compromise and understand each other. The right time Choosing the right moment i...

💞English Help for the Family | Marriage Spend Quality Time Together

 


💞 Help for the Family | Marriage

Spend Quality Time Together

Many couples admit they don’t talk much, even when they are physically together. Why does this happen, and how can it be improved?

Together but Distant — Why?

  • Fatigue: After a long day, one partner may be too tired to engage, leading to irritation or silence.

  • Internet distractions: Hours can slip away on social media, leaving little room for meaningful conversation.

  • Different interests: One spouse may relax with hobbies while the other longs for shared time.

  • Work overload: Technology makes it easy to keep working at home, stealing time from family moments.

What You Can Do

Remember: Quality time together is not a luxury — it is a necessity.

📖 Bible principle: “Make sure of the more important things.” — Philippians 1:10

💡 Tip: Plan intentional moments together without distractions. Show your spouse that they are a priority, not an afterthought.

Learn to Ignore the Phone

📖 Bible principle: “For everything there is an appointed time.” — Ecclesiastes 3:1

💡 Tip: Try to share at least one meal daily without phones nearby. Meals are perfect opportunities to talk about the day.

Do Household Tasks Together

📖 Bible principle: “Two are better than one, because they have a good reward for their hard work.” — Ecclesiastes 4:9 (footnote)

💡 Tip: Treat chores like shopping, cooking, or cleaning as opportunities to bond, not just obligations.

Keep Expectations Realistic

📖 Bible principle: “Let your reasonableness become known.” — Philippians 4:5

💡 Tip: Discuss each other’s needs openly. Agree on how to spend time in ways that satisfy both, balancing energy, health, and responsibilities.

Conversation Guide

  • Do you feel you spend enough time together, or could it improve?

  • What actions from your spouse make you feel valued?

  • What would you like them to do differently?

  • How often do devices steal your attention from each other?

  • How can you both be realistic in expectations?

  • What changes can each of you make this week to enjoy more distraction-free time?

🌿 Summary

  • Quality time together is essential, not optional.

  • Learn to set aside phones.

  • Share chores and daily tasks.

  • Keep expectations balanced and realistic.

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