How I Would Do My Wedding Differently
Reader Robertsm85 asked me, “Taking the whole experience, from the proposal to the end of the reception, when you think back to your wedding what few bits of advice would you give to a couple going through the process of getting married.”
I thought it was such a great question that it deserved its own post. [...]
Reader Question: Where Should We Live?
A reader posted a comment question under the post How Important is Your Relationship With Your Wife.
“My wife and I had our first VERY big arguement about moving to a new home in the burbs or remaining in the city. We have been in the city for 9 years in a two bedroom townhome with [...]
The Tipping Point in Marriage
Image courtesy of Booyabazooka
In yesterday’s comments on being too busy for marriage, IWasThinking.ca’s Heidi asked a very interesting question:
“what prompted you to think differently, to “man up” as Corey writes on his blog? Have you always been a conscious husband or was there a cosmic 2×4 moment that changed your thinking?”
Great question Heidi. After an [...]
A Good Husband Answers Your Questions
Here are my answers to your questions! It’s been a lot of fun. I was actually a little surprised at how many questions I got about my wife. You might be interested in reading a couple of her guest posts here on A Good Husband, as well as taking a look at [...]
A Good Husband: The Book
Some of you know that I have been in talks with a publishing company to write a book. Yeah! I’m excited!
I’d like some input from all of you. In fact, I’d like more than your input. I’d like your involvement.
You see, from this book I plan on expanding A Good Husband [...]
Should Husbands Carry Momentos of Old Relationships?
Is it okay to carry momentos of old girlfriends or ex-wives around with you? What constitutes emotional infidelity?
April writes:
My husband, who I have been married to for almost two years has what we call a “Samantha Box.” This is an old clarinet case with every note, picture, and sentiment that he received from [...]
The Death of a Child
Few things are more difficult to deal with than the death of your own child. The pain of loss is staggering and can quickly overcome an individual’s ability to cope with every day life.
I recently received an email from a man named Jerry. In November, Jerry and his wife lost their four month [...]
Working With the Opposite Sex
Last week someone asked me a question in a comment that was left here at A Good Husband. Anonymous asked me:
“what do you think of men and women working together? how does “a good husband” respond to his wife’s concerns about him working with attractive, intelligent women?”
It’s a good question. In the world [...]
