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Shon "Doctor of Love" Hyneman: Posted on Thursday, March 01, 2012 4:46 PM
 I think a lot of times women put a lot of responsibility on themselves when it comes to work and their family. Men are more casual when it comes to helping out with the children homework and cooking. Times has changed because it takes two incomes to survive (depending how much one makes and the lifestyle the family live) so the Husband has to step up with chores around the house. Just like she work and we as men expect her to cook and take care of the children, we have to be more domestic around the home ourselves. |
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Jerri Clay: Posted on Tuesday, February 07, 2012 11:52 PM
 Many couples jump right into marriage without any concern about their career goals or their mate’s career. Some of us don’t even have goals at all. We tend to fall in love with people who don’t have short term or long term plans. We don’t even ask if our partner has any long term plans. Some of us don’t care whether he is a Christian or not. As little girls, we dream of having a big wedding. We want out Prince Charming to come galloping along on his white horse, swoop us up and ride off into happily ever after. |
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Shon "Doctor of Love" Hyneman: Posted on Friday, January 27, 2012 1:48 AM
 I was asked to write a blog about the one with no kids dating someone with children. Interesting enough I thought this would make a great blog because anyone rarely talk about the one with no kids going into a marriage or relationship to the single parents with kids. So here are a few things I want the one without any children to consider before making that type of commitment. I am speaking from experience (my wife was a single parent for 12 years before we married).
One might ask "what is a divine assignment? |
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Jerri Clay : Posted on Tuesday, January 24, 2012 1:38 AM
 When we meet a man, often times we have a bad habit of planning our future with him in our heads, and he hadn't even quite asked us out yet. We are quick to jump into relationships with a guy we hardly know that we loose sight of who we are. Especially, if you can’t remember the last time you were on a date. Too many women are turning a blind eye on their dreams and passions. We give up certain interest and hobbies just to fit into some man’s life style. And some of us stop spending time with family and friends. |
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Laya Roullins: Posted on Monday, January 23, 2012 12:32 PM
 THE BREAK-UP
Five years ago this month, my boyfriend broke up with me.The only reason I remember it so well is because I had just come back from spending Christmas and New Years with him and his family in Texas. In my mind,it was the best two weeks of my life. I returned home with so much confidence in our [long distance] relationship.But a week or so in to the new year, I felt the distance. I asked him, “What’s going on with us?” His response…? “I’m trying to graduate this spring, and I don’t need or want any distractions. |
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