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Smoldering Stress: Balancing Your Marriage and Raising Kids

"I ran too fast, too far, too long on too many borrowed miles. And then it hit me like something...

“Truth in Relationships” Quiz

Why is it that some marriages die while others thrive? I’m convinced that the reason is really...

How to Handle a Perfectionistic Spouse

The desire to be perfect or to have a perfect mate and marriage is something I see a lot in the...

Anger Can Be An Opportunity, Not An Obstacle

by Anna Collins, Community Manager at Marriage 365 Anger doesn’t have to be negative, but...

18 Texts That Say “I’m Sorry”

While it’s important to give a formal apology in person when you’ve messed up, it’s also good to follow up with a phone call or text to remind your spouse how sorry you really are.

Why a Blended-Family Marriage is Different

A typical marriage brings two people together and allows those two individuals to mature, explore each other’s boundaries, and adapt to changes through mutual compromise. A blended-family marriage, on the other hand, abruptly brings two families together along with ingrained loyalties, parenting styles, boundaries and rules.

Our Adoption Story

Ten months ago, my husband and I announced to our friends and family that we were taking the plunge and embarking on that most sacred (and perilous) of journeys—adoption.