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Complacency of the Heart (by Dionna Sanchez)

Category: Home:Marriage
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When you’re dating and even when you are in the first few years of marriage; a couple is very attentive to each other’s needs. Then something happens. That cute little way your man used to leave his things about can start to really bug you! You have children and get busy and tired. Complacency moves into your home. Complacency can be so sneaky that you don’t even remember how it got there. But, got there it did! That’s when you can really start to feel like you’re living on auto-pilot and your husband becomes a business associate instead of a soul mate. So how do you guard your marriage from getting complacent? Make it a habit of being attentive to your spouse. Sit and share with each other once in awhile. Do little guestures like getting your husband a cold drink while he is working outside or rubbing his feet or shoulders after a grueling day at work. Don’t forget to flirt! Flirting is still fun when you are married and your charm will keep the fun going on otherwise normal days. If you are attentive, loving, and make little efforts towards your husband, he will catch that mood and start to make little efforts in your direction as well. Don’t get complacent and neglect each other emotionally or allow complacency to rob your marriage of its enjoyment. The little bit of time and effort it takes you to ensure the spark stays in your union is worth it.

~ Dionna loves to flirt with her husband of 9 ½ years – Eliseo. She inspires other moms to focus on their marriages while parenting at http://www.EmphasisOnMoms.com

Dionna Sanchez may be contacted at http://www.EmphasisOnMoms.com emphasisonmoms@qwest.net. Click here to view more of their articles.
Dionna is Editor/Publisher of Emphasis On Moms. Emphasis is a ministry for moms focused on encouraging, supporting, inspiring and understanding the balance and warmth needed in the lives of moms.

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