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  Considering the insights shared about the roles of husbands and wives in marriage, particularly the emphasis on sacrificial love and mutual respect, how do you think applying these principles could positively impact the financial aspects of a marriage? Can you share personal experiences or examples where prioritizing each other’s needs and roles contributed to financial unity and overall relationship strength?

  Posted by info on 01/29/2024 at 08:47

  ROYDEN DANIEL replied 2 months, 2 weeks ago 5 Members · 4 Replies

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  ROYDEN DANIEL

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  04/01/2025 at 03:37

  I am doing this course to learn from my mistakes, and I will have more understanding if I am blessed with the correct person to do life with. I want to be better equipped to manage this area in a better way.

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  Darlene Davis

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  03/26/2025 at 12:51

  I found that having strengths and weaknesses plays out differently for both and it does align with communication. It helps Him trust me to handle certain things quicker and leads to bigger things beings taken care of because of trust more efficiently. This helps to solidify our relationship. He knows things we’ve discussed will get taken care of and I know he trust me to do that so we both trade off with the handling of finances at times, most of the time, it’s just deciding who doing what and how which plays a bigger role in our communication. Even when we agree to disagree, we can still communicate who will do what, the disagreement is how at those times. Talking through those difficult things, praying and at times waiting to make some decisions works for us.

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  Paul Burges

  Member

  07/17/2024 at 00:19

  In our relationship, my wife says to me she trusts me with the finances. I find that nice, but would like to involve her more in the decision making and that she knows what’s going on with it. I try and introduce certain aspects of it to her but sometimes it leads to her being aggressive. When I do this course, it seems rather idealistic and not not as it is in reality. I pray there will be more unity in my marriage in this.

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  Leong

  Member

  06/14/2024 at 03:18

  Two persons coming into marriage come from two different backgrounds, especially the family of origin. They are not clones of each other, so they are bound to have different ideas and values when faced with a joint decision, such as a financial decision. I agree that it is the ability of the husband to love the wife and the ability of the wife to respect the husband, which are synergistic by the way, that will pave the way for a harmonious win-win resolution.

  In our marriage, we generally consider the other party more – such as, we are more liberal to spend money on the other party and more thrifty with ourselves. We also learned not to blame each other for decisions, especially when it involves a judgment call amidst many uncertainties. There was a season when we were under a tyrannical boss, and when another opportunity came, we switched camp. I felt strongly about it whereas she felt neutral about it. The decision brought difficult repercussions, but we never blamed each for the decision because we made it together. We felt like a team on one side, struggling how to deal with the tyrant on the other side, but we never let the issue divide us and put us on opposite sides.

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