54. How to Love My Spouse When I Don’t Like Them with Janis Sharpe M.S., LMFT

Unfortunately, life stressors can cause us to lose our ability to like each other in a marriage. Empty nesters often become more like roommates than a thriving, connected couple. Often, both have gotten out of the habit of appreciating each other and spending meaningful time together. Join Charlotte and Janis Sharpe. M.S., LMFT as they have an authentic conversation about how to love your spouse when you don’t like them. Whether you are going through a rough patch or are in a valley, this podcast is for you. Listen in as Charlotte and Janis talk about: How can I begin to start liking my spouse again? How can I regain focus of how to love my spouse well? How can I look for the truths that are positive in our relationship? What do I do if I feel unappreciated, unseen or unheard? How can I cope with the false beliefs that cloud my thoughts? How can I stay on guard regarding the lies the enemy sends my way? It’s not what we say but how we say things that matter and make a difference Help for those in abuse, addiction, lack of safety, infidelity, or betrayal How to not play the blame game and break bad habits Also, insert your name in this beloved scripture as it will help reframe your thoughts and soften your heart to love your spouse and other well:   ____________ is patient. ____________ is kind. ____________ does not envy. ____________ does not boast. ____________ is not proud. ____________ does not dishonor others. ____________ is not self-seeking.  ____________ is not easily angered. ____________ keeps no record of wrongs. ____________ does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth. ____________ always, protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres.   1 Corinth. 13:4 – 7   Thanks for listening. Your time is valuable and so are you! To reach Charlotte: https://charlotteguest.com To reach Janis: https://brentandjanissharpe.com

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