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This clip brings up one of life's possibly unanswerable questions: What makes a good husband? Tom and Lynette have been married for probably 20 years (fiction, I know). Has he figured out in all those years what makes a good husband? Does what makes a good husband change over that time? Maybe what was important when they first started out isn't what's important so far down the line.
I have no idea what the answer to this question is. My best guess is that it's different for everyone, in every marriage. People (and, I presume, marriages) are like fingerprints; no two are exactly alike. But it's interesting to think about, nonetheless.
Can you direct me to the important part of that 66-page document to the left titled "Ouch"?
ReplyDeleteI only read the conclusion (pp. 64-66), so I'd recommend that. If you want to read the rest of it and tell me what sort of miserable things it says, that would be much appreciated :-)
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