By Stormy Brain

Stronger Marital Relationship Links

• Making a strong Marriage
  This web site provides advice on how to make a strong marriage by working on your marital problems. It talks about different ways to make your marriage stronger by talking to your spouse.
• Dealing with Marital Problems
  This web site talks about providing help to your spouse and how to deal with your marital problems. It discusses different ways to help your spouse work through your emotional issues.
• Problems in a Marriage
  This web site provides tips on creating a strong marriage by working on your marital problems. It talks about different ways to approach your spouse and resolve your marital issues.

No marriage is perfect. Over 50 percent of all marriages end in divorce. It is a matter of how you approach your marital issues that will make a difference in your marriage. If you want to save your marriage before marital issues force it to erupt, you need to approach the issues with some intelligence. Decide if you want to make an emotional investment and truly spend time on your marriage. Once you are ready to work on the marital issues, you need to approach your spouse with a humble attitude. You should not accuse them of anything, and do not approach them with the attitude that you did nothing wrong.

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this is my first post… but i am desperate to receive some sort of advice on this issue. i want to find help for my husband, or possibly for both of us, but first, i need to get an idea as to what sort of specific help he or i would need.

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How can I help my abused husband?

Should you tell your spouse you were sexually abused?

As a child your very trusting and not knowing that somethings are forbidden. I too was sexually abused and not only that but mentally a physically also. I know that in some instances it is really hard to relate life to the here and now but it does affect us in many ways. And stays around until we learn to leave them behind. I was married 10 years before I even opened up to my husband about the things that happened to me. I am thankful that he was willing to listen and help me walk down the lane of pain and anger.

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Should you tell your spouse you were sexually abused? 24 Articles

• 1 of 24by G.D. Russell

  While I believe that in any good, healthy spousal relationship, each should be a complete open book to the other, this particular question about revealing sexual abuse as a child presents unique dilemmas, and potential pitfalls.

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• 2 of 24by Danelle Karth

  Communication is very important in a healthy marriage. However, there are some things in our past that are often hard to talk about. Even thinking about them can bring us pain and remind us why it is so hard to get past these

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• 3 of 24by Mark Brown

  What will you, your spouse or your relationship gain by telling your spouse that you were sexually abused? This is the primary question that one must ask themselves. You must also ask yourself are you willing to disclose who

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Don’t Mind the Gap

A defense of “May-December” marriages like Hugh Hefner’s.

By Christopher BeamUpdated Tuesday, Dec. 28, 2010, at 6:36 PM ET

A rule of thumb for determining the social acceptability of the age gap between romantic partners is to divide by two and add seven. If a man is 60, for example, his companion must be at least 37. If a woman is 30, her beau must be at least 22. Hugh Hefner has a simpler rule: His age doesn’t matter, but she needs to be in her 20s.

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