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Are your words helping or hurting your marriage? Here's 20 words to use/not use that will help you have the marriage you really want. The way you talk to your spouse can either hurt or help your marriage. Proverbs 18:21 says Death and life are in the power of the tongue, And those who love it will eat its fruit.
This episode gives 10 words/phrases that are helpful and 10 words/phrases that are harmful. Here they are:
Words that help – unify, strengthen, build up:
1. We – what are we going to do about this? We need help.
2. Our – our kids, our house, our money,
3. Let’s – let’s figure this out, let’s work on our communication. Let us…
4. Us – I think it would help us if we…
5. I feel –
6. Thank you
7. Would you please
8. I apologize
9. I take responsibility
10. May I - may I help you.
Words that hurt – critical, defensive, blame, judge, tear down, accusing
1. Always – you always
2. Never – you never
3. If you
4. It’s your fault
5. You’re the reason
6. Why – as in why did you do that?
7. You are
8. How could you?
9. What were you thinking?
10. Did you – did you do that?
If this was helpful, please comment, like and subscribe.
You are also invited to join my free Facebook group: Turn it Up! - a group about relationships and marriage. Check out my website: www.turnitup.coach for more free resources.
Are your words helping or hurting your marriage? Here's 20 words to use/not use that will help you have the marriage you really want. The way you talk to your spouse can either hurt or help your marriage. Proverbs 18:21 says Death and life are in the power of the tongue, And those who love it will eat its fruit.
This episode gives 10 words/phrases that are helpful and 10 words/phrases that are harmful. Here they are:
Words that help – unify, strengthen, build up:
1. We – what are we going to do about this? We need help.
2. Our – our kids, our house, our money,
3. Let’s – let’s figure this out, let’s work on our communication. Let us…
4. Us – I think it would help us if we…
5. I feel –
6. Thank you
7. Would you please
8. I apologize
9. I take responsibility
10. May I - may I help you.
Words that hurt – critical, defensive, blame, judge, tear down, accusing
1. Always – you always
2. Never – you never
3. If you
4. It’s your fault
5. You’re the reason
6. Why – as in why did you do that?
7. You are
8. How could you?
9. What were you thinking?
10. Did you – did you do that?
If this was helpful, please comment, like and subscribe.
You are also invited to join my free Facebook group: Turn it Up! - a group about relationships and marriage. Check out my website: www.turnitup.coach for more free resources.