… So much stress revolves around communication. I've been there! My husband and I have miscommunications everyday. Today, for example, I was telling him about a sore in my mouth and he was sure I was talking about Europe. That is silly and allowed for laughter. But what about when someone is lost and just hoping for the other to quickly look up directions. Or, when you're in a stressful situation, and one of you is incomprehensible (to you). Well, I want to invite you to reframe what good communication is. I want to invite you to consider what really matters in communication with your spouse. I try to debunk some unhelpful cliches: "Your spouse should be your best friend," or "You have to be compatible with someone to be happy," or "If you don't connect on common interests, you'll die a miserable, lonely, painful death." Alright, that last one isn't a cliche I've heard! (but maybe have felt?) Let's get some fun back in our lives and let miscommunication be the fodder! Blessings, Belah PS If you need immediate help in your marriage and you've seen some changes from podcasts so far, now is the time to let that inertia grow into long term transformation with training and tailored support. So if that's what you need, get on the phone with a Clarity Advisor and they'll see if we are the right fit for your situation: delightyourmarriage.com/cc Quote from a Masculinity Reclaimed graduate: "I just wanted to thank you again for your help in building the intimacy [my wife] and I have discovered. Last night [my wife] wore lingerie, was passionate, and we had amazing sex. You played a huge part in helping us get there. In a thankless world, I want to give you a big high five and thank you for all of your insight."

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