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SUMMARY:12 Ways I Think My Marriage Will Be Even Better in My Thirties
NAME:12 Ways I Think My Marriage Will Be Even Better in My Thirties
DESCRIPTION: Télécharger le fichier 9087153612x612.jpg 
 (https://cartographie-collaborative.eu/?api/upload&amp;file=9087153612x612
 .jpg)\nThere 
 are quite a few things that are said to get better with 
 time:\n\nWine\n\nCheese\n\nVintage Chanel handbags\n\nAs 2014 draws near I
 can’t help but hope that my love — the love I share with my husband 
 gets better too. I’m hoping that marriage for us gets even better with 
 time. See, next year I turn 30. Thirty. I’ve asked myself several times;
 How is it that you are turning thirty? I mean I still call my mom 
 “mommy” and am certain that Disneyland is the happiest place on earth.
 There are days when I feel like I’m trapped in this aging body. Mentally
 I don’t feel (almost) thirty. Physically I don’t feel (almost) thirty.
 Ok. Maybe a little bit physically.\n\nDespite having spent all of my 20s 
 being a mother a part of me still relates to the girl who, in her early 
 twenties, set forth to take on the world with sippy cup and textbooks in 
 hand. A girl who was terrified of dating as a single parent but somehow 
 felt like she “knew” when she met him. The girl whose closest 
 confidant for the majority of the past 10 years was her mom and the 
 sleeping child that laid beside her — the keeper of all of her 
 mother’s dreams. The one who fueled each and every one of them as 
 well.\n\nSponsored Ads\nLooking For Women For Marriage? Try Loveawake Free
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 nder=female&amp;page=61)\nI 
 guess for me the shock stems from the fact that I often feel like I’m 
 supposed to have it all together by now. Right? In the running list of 
 things that should have occurred or should be relative to my life at this 
 moment nothing should be unchecked or undone. And the thing is as amazing 
 as it is it doesn’t quite look like I imagined it would. Not even my 
 marriage.\n\nRecently I read an article about how dating is different in 
 your thirties compared to your twenties. As I read it I reflected over the
 past decade of my life. So much has happened. And as much as I’ve 
 struggled to find myself and what I’m passionate about aside from 
 motherhood and being a wife I keep finding myself at odds. At odds with 
 what I want and what I need, with what I want for my family and what my 
 family actually needs. But I’m reminding myself that God’s plan for my
 life may look a lot different than my own and perhaps if I can stop 
 focusing on my plans so much the journey will be a more joyous one. 
 Truthfully despite the challenges that I’ve faced, these past years have
 been more lovely than I could have imagined. My twenties are where I found
 some of the most beautiful things present in my life to this day, things 
 like my voice — and love. The most sincere, genuine love I have ever 
 experienced. A love that finds joy in my smile and in my very existence. A
 love that I am honored to be on the receiving end of and give freely in 
 return.\n\nI haven’t a clue what love will look like for me in my 
 thirties and am certain my voice will have changed some as a result of the
 fact that I will have changed. In my twenties my relationship was filled 
 with highs and lows. There were breakups and make-ups, there were deep 
 conversations about the future and a realization that while we could do 
 this life thing without each other we didn’t want to. We weren’t going
 to. There was an exchange of promises in the form of wedding vows and a 
 feeling that we had finally made it. There was some weathering of storms 
 and a steadfastness that would help us to push through when everything in 
 life seemed complex with the exception of our love and when everything in 
 life seemed simple but loving was the hard part. Through it all the common
 thread being that life is sweeter together.\n\nOver the years I’ve not 
 just grown older, I’ve also grown up. And although I’m not done yet 
 — we aren’t done yet — something tells me that marriage will be even
 better in my thirties. Of course, I’ll have my twenties to thank for 
 that. They shaped me in ways I would have never imagined. In the three 
 years we have been married my husband and I have grown so much. I feel 
 closer to him than ever and from here our future looks quite bright. Here 
 are 12 ways I think marriage will be even better in my thirties.\nLeaning 
 will be more natural\nWhen you've been single for so long it is hard to 
 lean on other people. One of the things that fueled my desire to go to 
 school was the fact that I didn't want to have to depend on someone. Ever.
 I had been burned. But time has shown me that it is ok to depend on 
 someone. Yes, I've got a plan b but I've also got a spouse with a shoulder
 that begs for me to lean on it. One of the things that I struggle with is 
 internalizing things. And it's not healthy. I bury things inside until I 
 can't. But the longer I am married the quicker I am to seek refuge and 
 comfort in the arms of my husband.\nI’ll have more confidence\nAs I 
 mature I believe that my confidence increases. It is an area I struggle in
 but over time I am learning to be kinder to the woman I am. I am learning 
 to be more forgiving of her and her faults just as my husband is. I am 
 learning that while my body isn't what it was in my twenties it has done 
 miraculous things. It may not look exactly like I would like for it to 
 look but it's been good to me. For me confidence is about me learning to 
 be comfortable in the skin I am in. Truly comfortable and learning to work
 with what I've got. My husband loves every single part of me. He doesn't 
 feel the need to pick me apart. Why should I? How amazing would life be if
 I could see and love myself the way he does. (Side note: I have yet to 
 meet a man who doesn't find confidence sexy. My husband loves how 
 confidence looks on me.)\nAn ability to get straight to the point\nThe 
 older I get the less I want to play games with anyone. This includes 
 subjecting my husband to attempts to read my mind because he should know. 
 I've already been making more of an effort to be vocal about my wants and 
 needs removing the need for guesswork and I know I will only get better 
 with this in time.\nBetter friends\nI hope to have an even deeper 
 friendship with my husband. I've shared this quote countless times because
 it resonates with me so much when it comes to my closest friends.&quot;The
 most beautiful discovery true friends make is that they can grow 
 separately without growing apart.&quot; This is my wish for my husband and
 I, and so far it has held true but we haven't stopped growing. Our hopes, 
 dreams, goals and interests are constantly evolving. During the past 
 decade I learned a lot about friendship. My husband and I aren't best 
 friends but I look forward to the day when we can say that we 
 are.\nMaturity\nI have always thought of myself as a caring and giving 
 person but having been single for so long, compromise wasn't a big part of
 my life. My husband and I would compromise but I wasn't always very 
 graceful in how I handled things when they didn't go my way. I'm the kind 
 of person who tends to wear her emotions on her sleeve. As I've matured 
 I've learned that oftentimes the satisfaction of seeing my husband 
 genuinely happy means more than having my way. I am also learning to be 
 quiet sometimes. The satisfaction of having the last word in a heated 
 argument is short-lived and not worth the additional damage it can 
 potentially cause. I hope to mature even more as I age.\nMore 
 &quot;us&quot; time\nWith the arrival of our littlest came less one-on-one
 time for us. But as she grows and her mama matures I realize how important
 making time for my husband is. As much as I desire to be with my children,
 I realize the importance of maintaining the relationship I have with their
 father. Eventually our babies will grow up and move on with their lives. 
 And then it will be my husband and I. It's important to maintain our 
 connection so that we might have a love that can indeed last a 
 lifetime.\nA better understanding of who I am\nWhen I am more fulfilled in
 my own life I find I am a better mother and wife. Although being a mother 
 and wife gives me the greatest sense of joy I desire to have a life 
 outside of those two things. I desire to live a life in which I walk in my
 purpose. And now I wish I felt like I knew exactly what that was. Because 
 the thing is I thought I did but now I'm not so sure. So it's time for me 
 to do some work. It's time for me to figure out who and what (else) I want
 to be and work towards it. As I become more fulfilled in my own life and 
 feel better about me the way that I interact with my own family changes 
 for the better.\nWisdom\nWith age comes wisdom. The longer you are here 
 the more opportunities life has to teach you a thing or two (life isn't 
 always a bowl of cherries). The longer I am married the more I learn about
 my husband and about marriage. Marriage looks very little like I imagined 
 it would look even moments before I headed down the aisle. But had I 
 lacked wisdom I wouldn't have been equipped to handle the challenges that 
 life presented us with. Love and commitment have helped us weather our 
 share of storms. Wisdom has helped us to realize that storms aren't 
 forever.\nFewer arguments\nThe older I get the less I sweat the small 
 stuff. Even now I see things that used to bother me no longer do. My 
 husband and I have laughed about how easily we have navigated things that 
 would have resulted in an argument in the past. Look, I'm almost thirty. 
 &quot;Ain't nobody got time for that.&quot;\nTeamwork\nWhen you work with 
 someone for a significant amount of time you start to feel like a team. 
 The first years of marriage have been about us learning each other in a 
 different capacity than we had while dating. Now that we have put in the 
 work to learn to communicate more effectively and learn various triggers 
 and soft spots our team is even more powerful than it was before. A united
 team is a force to be reckoned with. When you are together supporting each
 other and standing strong outside factors won't break you. You will refer 
 to your game plan and get to work.\nLoving\nThe longer I am married the 
 more comfortable I become. I really believe one's love life is definitely 
 something that can get (even) better with time. You and your spouse have a
 chance to learn what pleases each other and the deep love that you have 
 for each other removes any feelings of pressure.\nMore memories\nAs we 
 travel through life we are afforded the opportunity to make even more 
 memories as a family and as a couple. With my thirties will come a host of
 new memories to add to the books. They are the things that I will reflect 
 on when I need a reminder of the strength in our union as well as the 
 things that will cause my face to light up with joy on the days when I 
 could use a little pick me up.\n\nMy twenties were tough but they were 
 also magical. The three most important people in my life made their debut 
 (my oldest was born when I turned 20) in my twenties. I still feel a bit 
 anxious about my thirties but I am grateful that these three people will 
 be there with me as I travel through them. As much as I struggle with 
 getting older I realize the gift that it is. More time. More chances. If 
 I’m getting older it means I am also getting the opportunity to live and
 to do one of the things that makes living especially sweet love.\n\nFor 
 those of you who got married in your twenties and are now married in your 
 thirties did your relationship change?  How so? \nSource: 
 https://cartographie-collaborative.eu/?12WaysIThinkMyMarriageWillBeEvenBet
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SUMMARY:Why My Love Is Like Gold
NAME:Why My Love Is Like Gold
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 531509612x612.jpg)\n\nSeveral 
 years ago my mother preached a sermon. During it she shared some of the 
 trials that she went through and made a beautiful analogy. She talked 
 about gold and the process it goes through. Essentially each time you 
 place it back in the fire the purer it becomes — 10k to 14k to 18k to 
 24k.\n\nIt’s something that I’ve held at the back of my mind for quite
 some time. Occasionally it resurfaces coming to the forefront of my 
 thoughts. This season in reflecting on my own marriage I couldn’t help 
 but think that my love is like gold. Most often we look at the challenges 
 we face in a relationship as an indication of the strength it has. Going 
 through things will most certainly show you if your love has the ability 
 to weather life’s storms. But it will also do more.\nSponsored Ads  
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 nder=female&amp;page=22)\n\nFor 
 me the challenges that we have faced as a couple have been humbling. They 
 have shown me that while I’m strong, perhaps I am not as strong as I 
 think. While I have also strived to be independent it’s ok to depend on 
 my husband. It’s ok to need him, to lean on him and to even crumble in 
 his presence.\n\nNo matter what he will be there. There have been times 
 when I’ve felt like I’m in the fire, we’re in the fire. Trying to 
 navigate the decisions that come with being an adult. Trying to figure out
 what is best for our family. There have been times when the pressure has 
 been so great; life has been painful but our love ever present.\n\nCoupled
 with our faith in God and love for our children our love has helped us to 
 hold on.\n\nAs we go through the fire in a way we are stripped of our own 
 “impurities” pride, stubbornness, a lack of patience and acceptance of
 the things that are counterproductive to our marriage and to our family. 
 With each trial we come out better. Stronger but also more in love and 
 with a deeper respect for one another and an appreciation for what we 
 bring to each other’s lives.\n\nI find myself seeing my husband 
 differently than I did. Having more compassion for him, more acceptance 
 for the man who accepts me for who I am and more appreciation for the 
 person who holds my hand on this journey. A man who does not watch me as I
 pass through the fire but holds my hand and travels with me.\n\nWhen I 
 crumble he helps me up. When I succeed. We succeed. And while I would love
 to live in a life that felt a bit easier I realize that in the midst of 
 our trials our love is being perfected —10k to 14k to 18k to 24k.\n\nAs 
 our love and respect for one another increase so does the quality of our 
 relationship. Essentially it becomes even more valuable. It is worth 
 fighting for and worth cherishing.\n\nEach and every day I find myself 
 more and more grateful for the gift of companionship. Although imperfect, 
 our love is beautiful. It is ours. And it is golden. \nSource: 
 https://cartographie-collaborative.eu/?WhyMyLoveIsLikeGold
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