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01/06/2026

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12/25/2025

12/23/2025

Relationships don’t last because of the good times.
Anyone can laugh together, travel together, celebrate wins, and smile when everything is easy. The real foundation of a relationship is built in the moments when life isn’t kind, when stress is high, emotions are raw, and patience feels thin.

It’s in the hard times where love shows its true depth. When misunderstandings happen, when arguments arise, when one person is tired, hurting, or falling apart, that’s when love becomes a choice, not just a feeling. Choosing to listen instead of shouting. Choosing to understand instead of assuming. Choosing kindness when walking away would be easier.

Strong relationships are created by two people who decide to protect each other even in the storm. They communicate instead of shutting down. They apologize without keeping score. They offer reassurance when fear creeps in and hold space when words fail. They remember that it’s not me vs you, but us vs the problem.

Anyone can stay when things are perfect. It takes real commitment to stay when things are messy. Love that lasts isn’t loud or dramatic, it’s patient, forgiving, and gentle during the toughest moments. It’s built through effort, empathy, and the willingness to grow together.

In the end, relationships that stand the test of time aren’t defined by how much fun was shared, but by how much care was shown when things were falling apart. That’s where real love lives. ✅

12/22/2025

12/07/2025

Marriage advice from Carl Jung ~

“The privilege of a lifetime is to become who you truly are.” — Carl Jung🌑 There is a sacred rebellion in every awakened woman — a truth too deep, too ancie...

11/27/2025

CHIVALRY for HUSBANDS~
Tonight, before the holiday rush begins, ask yourself one question:
Does the woman you love feel fully cherished by you?

A woman doesn’t remember the big gestures.
She remembers how consistently you show up for her — with presence, patience, and devotion.
That’s what chivalry looks like in the modern world.

He Serves His Lady is the home-study manual that teaches men how to:
• lead with calm confidence
• protect her heart and emotions
• rebuild the spark through intentional romance
• create the safety she blossoms in
• restore courtship energy that never fades
If you want her to feel adored…
If you want her to trust your leadership…
If you want to be the man she brags about —
This is where you start.
👉 Become the man she feels lucky to love.

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11/13/2025

How difficult families spur our growth ~

https://youtu.be/nOIvR_f8Yco

Why are so many spiritually sensitive people born into toxic or dysfunctional families? In this profoun...

08/31/2025

What is a man?
QUIZ:
Finish each sentence with the same 3 words:
1. A man’s honor_
2. The basis of trust _
3. The measure of integrity_
4. A man’s legacy _
5. The essence of a man _
6. A man’s reputation_
7. A man’s best asset _
8. A man’s strength _
9. A man’s dignity _
10. The reflection of a man _

08/26/2025

If you want to change the world, love a man.

I mean really love him. Choose the one whose soul calls to yours with clarity, the one who trembles before the immensity of love yet still chooses it, the one who is brave enough to be afraid. Take his hand and draw him into the river of your heart. Let him rest in its current, let him lay down the weight of centuries in your warmth. Let his heavy burden catch fire in your flame and burn into ash, so that from that ash he may rise again.

When you look into his eyes, look past the surface of today. See the boy who longed for safety, the man who fought to become himself, the father, the grandfather, and the ancient bloodline behind him. See the forgotten wars, the silent grief, the unspoken madness still echoing through his body. Know that he carries it all, often without knowing its name.

Look upon his pain, his shame, his unhealed torment without judgment. Offer him your steadiness, your sanctuary, so that he may finally surrender it. Feel the pulse of his ancestral burden, and understand that what he seeks is not perfection but a refuge deep enough to dissolve his rage into tenderness.

Let your gaze tell him he is not alone. Let your womb, the sacred gateway of renewal, wash through his scars and awaken the memory that love is older than war, and softer than fear. Love him like that, and you will not only heal him, you will heal generations.

Reposted from Kelly Graver

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07/15/2025

Your marriage deserves top priority because if it fell apart, you would be devastated. Likely more devastated than a job change.

Conscientious communication to creatively collaborate during the week sets the stage for deeper intimacy during your days off.

https://www.cnbc.com/2025/07/13/psychologist-people-in-the-happiest-relationships-do-5-things-during-weekdays.html

What do the happiest couples know that most don't? Just look at how they spend their weekdays. Mark Travers, a psychologist who studies couples, shares what people in successful relationships do during the busy workweek.

06/16/2025

If you're in a relationship, and they're not your best friend, then you haven't found real love yet. If you really want trust, safety, connection and someone that wants to share every experience with you, then what you're really looking for is the kind of love that only happens when you've found your best friend in life.

Love is more than just passion, it's also purpose— love gives meaning to our life. Love gives us a reason to do good, be a better person and give in a way that truly matters.

Love is more than a rush of feelings or being adored, it's taking everything that's good and pure in us and sharing it with open arms and an open heart. Love with your best friend never grows old, it only grows deeper.
-Joel Clemons • Love, Life & Relationship Coach .gentleman.wolf
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