This Simple Marriage Advice Will Change Everything!

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Rabbi Manis Friedman is a world-renowned author, counselor, lecturer and philosopher who uses ancient wisdom and modern wit to captivate audiences around the world. For bookings, please call Zalman at 800-656-5669

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[littlelagoons]

That last bit is really interesting to me, I hadn't thought about it that way before but he's exactly right; If something is wordlessly assumed to be my job, resentment can grow over time. But if someone asks me to take care of something for them, I feel appreciated and needed.

[koolkris]

This is so true. I'm very guilty of noticing the things he doesn't do well and saying something.

[ElsieL.Schaeffer]

Watching this captivating video stirs up painful memories of the recent end of my 4 year relationship. My beloved partner chose to depart, leaving me with an unyielding ache. Despite my relentless efforts to reconcile, I find myself grappling with frustration and an inability to envision a future without him. Despite attempts to purge him from my mind, I remain haunted by his absence, feeling compelled to express my longing here.

[JFL]

When the faults become a habit you can no longer overlook it. Especially at the detriment of your mental health.

[aliciawinston]

It's so true, but that goes both ways! ❤..

[maryw]

Sound advice the reverse is true for men too it feels good to be respected & appreciated in the things we do kind words builds up positive energy in relationships ❤❤❤❤
Thank you rabbi Friedman 🕎

[louisesaucedo]

This is true. However, you also cant over look the red flags if they are indeed red flags.

[GiuliQGandolfo]

Unresolved conflicts/confusion *is* *the* *murderer* of respect and appreciation in *ANY* interpersonal relationship; from Mum, to the Cashier and the Spouse.

Stay loyal to the relationships that don’t project negativity all over you yet, expect to be met with affection

[fatimasankoh]

No one focus on faults with anyone because no one is perfect my dear.

[nathanas]

Wow! He’s absolutely right and that wisdom has allowed me to have a harmonious relationship with my wife

[alvawonderfullymade]

Oh, stop noticing! I had a habit of tally marking!

[sonnyecho]

Yes must always put the aspects that are favorable about my H first and forgettabout the rest.

[kirjoy]

What do you suggest when a man no longer wants to spend time with you, be intimate, or do anything with you, and continues to put you down and doesn't say loving things?

[rosariorausch]

We must be also grateful for them for the person God gave us as our life companion

[JamieNicole]

I can’t see that I disagree, but as a female, we also want a partner to help make our life easier so we can make your life easier!

[kathleenzajkowski]

Married 45 years. I manage the money he earns and he puts the dishes in the dishwasher “the correct way”

[DelphyBiswas]

Tell him to stop defending my mother in law even when she does everything to jeopardize us

[umikw]

Im definitely terrible at balancing the cheque books....this means i need to learn to be great at it😮

[SabrinahNamusisi-bkoe]

Is it bad to tell him, to stop smoking?

[DarlingKnight]

“Stop asking for the bare minimum and stop calling out weaponised incompetence and general misogynistic undertones that many straight relationships suffer from”
Here I translated it for you 😊