For many of us, nothing creates more angst than hearing our wives say, “How do you feel about this?” If that describes you, let me say of course it does. As guys, most of us were led to believe that emotions are not our friends.
It was our first Christmas together as a married couple, and I thought I had purchased my wife the perfect gift—a Snowbabies figurine. I took into consideration all the things I knew about my wife to select the perfect gift. Inexpensive. We didn’t have much
My mom suddenly passed away when I was 10 years old. My emotions were all over the place. A few weeks later, an adult snapped at me for making a mess, and I started to cry. His response to my tears was, “Just because your
My adult son recently decided it would be fun to play a game I like to call Parental Gotcha. It goes a little something like this. We are just hanging out, and he casually says, “Do you remember that time I told you I was
We’ve all been there. You say something that does not land well with your wife. You didn’t mean to hurt her feelings or make her angry, but you did all the same. Often in these situations, we can tend to defend ourselves with lines like,
I have had a great friend and mentor for the last 25 years. I’ve watched him raise his kids since they were 5, 2, and 1. As a dad, he always seems to get it right. He is calm, solid, affectionate, wise, present, faithful, and