Let's talk about something that happens in more homes than we probably realize.
You and your wife disagree.
One comment leads to another. Voices get louder. Maybe the disagreement started over something small, but now the children are sitting there listening.
Here's something worth thinking about:
Your children might forget what the argument was about, but they may remember how it made them feel.
I'm not asking whether you and your wife argue. Disagreements happen in marriage.
I'm asking something different:
When your children watch you disagree with their mother, what are they learning about how a man treats the woman he loves?
And when things go wrong, do they get to witness the two of you making things right?
Let's have an honest conversation. No wife-bashing. No pretending. Just men examining their own homes.