I noticed on my Facebook page that quite a few of my high school friends that I have reconnected with after 20 some years are either divorced or going through a divorce now. I would really hate that. I don't want to let my marriage get to that point ever. I think that feeling of throwing in the towel can sometimes be that little devil sitting on our shoulder. I feel it sometimes over the smallest of things and I don't have to deal with the big stuff like drinking, drugs, affairs, gambling, etc. It just seems it would be easier and I know that is so totally not true. I know God has been really good to me and I guess sometimes I just wish my husband would feel toward me a little more like I think I feel towards him (when it's the positive stuff OF COURSE!) The other night I was really happy and telling him a story and before I could even finish he interrupted about part of my story that he totally took the wrong way. Those communication issues again. Anyway, I just walked out of the room & quit talking. It really kind of hurt my feelings. He bought me a flower yesterday so he must of realized he was being a dummy. ;) At least he is still willing to keep working with me, on this road trip we are on, called marriage. It is work, and sometimes there is fun and passion and good times and good communication and sometimes there is the rut that we have to come up out of....at least when one of us makes it to the top we are still willing to pull the other out too.
Therefore we also,
since we are surrounded by
so great a cloud of witnesses,
let us lay aside every
weight, and the sin which
so easily ensnares us, and let
us run with endurance the race that
is set before us.
-Hebrews 12:1
"Love at first sight is easy to understand; it's when two people have been looking at each other for a lifetime that it becomes a miracle." Amy Bloom
ReplyDeleteYou keep aiming for that miracle & don't worry we ALL feel like that every now and again :)
Nic xx
Yes, most people go though these feelings from time to time. Just don't take anything for granted. Things can spiral out of control when you least expect it.
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