The war of words: when spouses demean each other, neither wins

Article Abstract:

Verbal abuse does not leave physical scars, but the damage to a person's self-esteem and psyche are difficult to overcome and take time to heal. A woman who was insulted often by her ex-husband recommends patiently challenging the insults instead of insulting back.

Psychological aspects, Personal narratives, Column, Self-esteem, Self esteem, Communication in marriage, Marital communication, Verbal self-defense

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Working together, living together

Article Abstract:

Married couples who work together often face more tension that members of couples who do not work together. Four working couples describe how they are able to balance being married and working together. Communication and respect are emphasized.

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Small changes for a happier marriage

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Dissatisfaction in marriage usually arises from minor issues. Partners can learn to accommodate minor wishes of their spouse to restore harmony to the home. Problems and possible solutions are presented to aid married couples.

Methods, Marriage

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