Tag Archives: Harriet Hairston

Don’t Become a Victim of “Irreconcilable Differences”- Examining the Tony Parker and Evan Longoria Situation


by Harriet Hairston
I just read about Eva Longoria and Tony Parker filing for divorce today on the grounds of irreconcilable differences.  Typically …


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Tests in Marriage: Which Ones Are You Taking?


by Harriet Hairston
I taught my church’s school of ministry for seven years.  Out of all the lessons I either created or updated, “Tests of …


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Conditioned Response vs. Emotional Investment


by Harriet Hairston
A few weeks ago, E. Payne posted an article entitled, “Investing in an Emotional Letdown.“  It …


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New Feature: BWMK Book Club!


You definitely want to stay tuned in the next couple of weeks for the debut of the new BMWK Book Club!
What makes this book …


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Just a Few More Words Can Make the Difference


by Harriet Hairston
I’ve noticed in my years of marriage that avoiding disagreements is as simple as giving the other person a few more words.  …


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On the Receiving End of an Apology


by Harriet Hairston
When someone–namely your spouse–attempts to apologize to you after an accident, misunderstanding or wrongdoing, how do you respond?  How would you like …


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Stop Drinking the Kool-Aid and Live in Reality! (Part 2)


by Harriet Hairston
Gary Chapman’s book, “Loving Solutions” discussed four marriage myths that lead people to divorce court in the United States:

Myth 1:  My state …


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Stop Drinking the Kool-Aid and Live in Reality! (Part 1)


by Harriet Hairston
I just finished reading “Loving Solutions,” a powerful book by Gary Chapman (author of acclaimed book, “The Five Love Languages”) over the …


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How to Balance the Art and Science of Marriage


by Harriet Hairston
Every marriage has its own heartbeat and DNA–a specific genetic code that identifies its purpose and destiny.  Unfortunately, some are doomed to …


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First Comes Love, Then Comes Marriage, Then Comes. . .


by Harriet Hairston
Check out the title, y’all.  Anyone in my age group (born in the late 70s – early 80s) can remember the little chant …

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