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If you’re a young couple between the ages of 18-22 this is a critical time to educate yourself on marriage. Some might say, that’s way too young to think about marriage. Wrong. That’s young to get married but not too young to start talking about it, learning about it and whether or not marriage is for you. Why do we not TEACH on marriage? We teach about academia, finances and babies but never marriage.
This isn’t the case with my family. We’ve been talking about marriage since our children were in junior high school. Why? You never know when your child will get married and additionally, your child should be taught about the most important interpersonal relationship they’ll ever have. If we’d do that we might see a change in the divorce rate. That’s another lesson for another day.
Marriage is complex and ever changing. It goes through phases, peaks and valleys. Problems are to be expected. Let’s talk about it.
You can catch the full broadcast February 14th at 12noon CST on YouTube or catch the audio only on Apple Podcasts under “LaBeaud’s Lessons” available tomorrow morning.
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If you’re a young couple between the ages of 18-22 this is a critical time to educate yourself on marriage. Some might say, that’s way too young to think about marriage. Wrong. That’s young to get married but not too young to start talking about it, learning about it and whether or not marriage is for you. Why do we not TEACH on marriage? We teach about academia, finances and babies but never marriage.
This isn’t the case with my family. We’ve been talking about marriage since our children were in junior high school. Why? You never know when your child will get married and additionally, your child should be taught about the most important interpersonal relationship they’ll ever have. If we’d do that we might see a change in the divorce rate. That’s another lesson for another day.
Marriage is complex and ever changing. It goes through phases, peaks and valleys. Problems are to be expected. Let’s talk about it.
You can catch the full broadcast February 14th at 12noon CST on YouTube or catch the audio only on Apple Podcasts under “LaBeaud’s Lessons” available tomorrow morning.
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