Your husband seems to say one thing yet do another. Your wife seems to expect you to read her mind. You and your spouse are frustrated that what you heard each other say wasn’t what was meant. Sometimes it can be like your spouse is speaking a different language from yours – one you don’t understand.
But you can learn to speak your spouse’s language when you work on communication skills in your marriage. Here’s how:
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Study: If you touch it, you will buy it
You've heard of "you break it, you buy it," but what about "you touch it, you buy it?"
A new study suggests that just fingering an item on a store shelf can create an attachment that makes you willing to pay more for it.
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Walk to Ward Off Age-Related Weight Gain
Walking as little as half an hour a day may keep the extra pounds from adding up as you get older.
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Eating with your stomach, not your eyes
It's halfway through January and your initial enthusiasm for those fitness resolutions may be waning.
After maintaining an austere, healthy diet for a few weeks, the desire to eat a juicy cheeseburger proves too irresistible for some dieters.
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A wedding to defy death
Jessica Keenan tried on wedding dresses in a fancy Beverly Hills boutique, about 100 miles from the Santa Barbara, California, clinic where she gets blasted with chemotherapy once a week.
Keenan is 34 years old and battling Stage 4 breast cancer with faith, hope and a charity called the Dream Foundation, which helps terminally ill adults.
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