HeyJaredMarriage Be Like
Kenny and Kenya discuss marriage and its challenges from work, business, parenting, finances, and all other aspects of life.
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7 Things Every Couple Should Know (opens the original)
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Marriage is not about having a perfect relationship. It is about learning how to love, grow, forgive, communicate, and choose each other through every season. Did you enter marriage expecting it to be difficult sometimes? Do you feel safe being vulnerable with each other? Are you working as a team? Have social media and movies influenced your expectations of marriage? http://www.marriagebelike.com https://www.facebook.com/marriagebelike https://www.instagram.com/marriag
Is Your Spouse Your Best Friend? (opens the original)
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What does “Best Friend” really mean in marriage? What can cause a couple to stop being friends? Can you be married without being best friends? Is your spouse the first person you call? Special notes: Suicide Hotline - 988 https://www.samhsa.gov/mental-health/988 http://www.marriagebelike.com https://www.facebook.com/marriagebelike https://www.instagram.com/marriagebelike_podcast/ https://www.tiktok.com/@marriagebelikepodcast Feel free to email the show:kennyand
Keeping the Love Alive: When the Kids Grow Up (opens the original)
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Marriage can change dramatically as children grow. For years, schedules revolve around school, sports, activities, homework, graduations, and simply making sure everybody is okay. Then one day, the house gets quieter. The children become adults. They move out—or they become more independent—and suddenly the couple is looking at each other thinking: “Okay… now what do we do with all this time?” Special notes: Suicide Hotline - 988 https://www.samhsa.gov/mental-health/988 http://www.marriagebelik
A Parent & Adult-Child Conversation Pt.2 (opens the original)
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Sometimes children don't understand why their parents made certain decisions. Sometimes parents don't understand why their children made certain choices. Adulthood can give both sides a new perspective. Talk to your children often, explain your points in parenting them and allow them to explain their side. Talk about the things you never wanted to talk about. What is something you wish we had talked about more? Was there ever a punishment you thought was completely unfair? http://www.marriagebe
A Parent and Adult-Child Conversation (opens the original)
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What did you enjoy most about growing up in our family?What did you think your life would look like when you became an adult?Did you ever feel like we understood you as a child?What did you need from us then that you didn't know how to ask for?What is one childhood memory that you will never forget?What was the hardest year of school for you?What is something we wish we had done differently as parents? http://www.marriagebelike.com https://www.facebook.com/marriagebelike https://www.instagram.c
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