One way to build your marriage is to develop common interests. It gives you something to do together, talk and dream about, etc. Those interests can be small, like what you read or watch on TV, or larger like involvement in a ministry or building your own business. Take a bit of time and list the things that you and your husband enjoy doing or talking about. Are those things working for you? Do you need to add to the list?
Love endures only when the lovers love many things together and not merely each other. Walter Lippmann
Be generous! Lori <><
the part about respecting your spouse and treating them and their needs with kindness and understanding. A need is a need is a need. Judging the value of your spouse's need is judging your spouse in a way. How kind it is to value them by valuing their needs (however silly the need may seem to you at the moment).