Matters of the Heart - Relationship Classes for Singles & Married Couples Dr. Y - A relationship enthusiast

“Stolen water is refreshing; food eaten in secret tastes the best! ”... Proverbs 9: 17 NLT



Food for thought: Having an affair or relationship with someone other than your spouse or relationship partner always looks like a great idea before it is embarked upon, however the consequence is usually regret and ruining of people's lives and hearts.



Before you embark on an extramarital affair (for married couples) or serial dating (for singles) ask yourself how you would feel if you were the one at the receiving end of your actions.

If infidelity has already taken place, picture how you would feel being kept in the dark and being deceived by your partner about their faithfulness towards you.



Resource:
Home - Hope Restored : A Marriage Intensive Experience (focusonthefamily.com)



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Food for thought: As a relationship or marriage partner, are you hiding information about yourself that your loved one really ought to know about, especially when that circumstance affects them?



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Food for thought: Sometimes you might a relationship
or person so badly that you are willing to do anything including hiding the truth about yourself or certain aspects of your life, just so that you can have what you desperately want.... however, is hiding the truth about yourself worth
it in the end?



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Music: Bez - Zuciya Daya (Meaning: One Heart)

While it is laudable to be able to take good care of one's family as a wife and mother, part of what distinguishes you as a woman is also the ability to give balanced and wise
counsel in matters relating to your husband and children’s lives. To find out more, please visit:
https://mattersoftheheartrelationshipclassesforsinglesmarriedcouples.wordpress.com/2024/06/06/wisdom-reflections-for-women-may-june-edition/

This podcast takes a look at courteous behaviours to exhibit when going on a brunch/lunch/dinner date with a love interest such as: (i) taking a small gift along (in cases where the entire meal is paid for by a love interest), and (ii) asking about the food preferences of a love interest who comes from another culture/race (for people who in inter-racial relationships) prior to the brunch/lunch/dinner date.



For further reading:

Hospitality across cultures -
Hospitality across cultures - We Are KeyForeign to Familiar : Understanding Hot and Cold Climate Cultures

When going on a brunch/lunch/dinner date, especially for the first time, your comportment around food says a lot about you, and gives some tell tale signs about the kind of person you might be in a relationship. Please visit: https://mattersoftheheartrelationshipclassesforsinglesmarriedcouples.wordpress.com/2024/05/20/may-reflections-dating-etiquettes/ to find out more.



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