My husband is not like me, though. He doesn't see a problem with walking in 10 minutes late. Whereas by that point I am about to have a conniption! So, for instance, most Sunday mornings, the kids and I would sit in the car waiting for my husband to come out so we could get to church. After 4 and a half years of this, I have noticed in the past few months that he has put forth an effort to move a little faster and be ready to go when I am ready. This tells me he loves me and cares about what is important to me (like being punctual).
So, yes, being married adds a whole new dimension because now I need to know myself as well as this whole other person who I CANNOT CONTROL. But as long as you communicate and you are both constantly trying to put the others' needs and wishes above your own, then it won't be so stressful. This is something I have learned recently.
Being married is wonderful. I am never alone. I know that no matter what happens, I have someone there to protect me, comfort me, advise me, help me. I always have someone to go to activities with. I love being married! It is a lot of work, and can be stressful, and after 4 and a half years, we still don't have it all figured out. But the happy moments outnumber the stressful ones :)
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I wish I got stressed about being late! It's a constant battle for me to not be late!
ReplyDeleteSure can relate to that Hannah. Brandon sounds a lot like his grandmother. Although I did find her sitting the car waiting for me once not long ago.
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