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Posted on August 12, 2008 in Tips for A Husband
If your spouse has done something that has hurt you really bad, you may face feelings of anger and unforgiveness. Even if you want to, you will find it hard to forgive your spouse.
In such cases these following cases will points to be very useful.
Firstly, do not hurry yourself to forgive. Take your time; deal with the negativity. Remember words that are said in anger are not truly meant.
Remember that forgiveness does not mean accepting the hurtful behavior. You can make it clear to your spouse that such behavior will not be accepted again.
Make a decision to forgive your spouse. Be open. Once you decide, forgiving will be a easy task.
When images of hurt and betrayal come across your mind, distract yourself by thinking something pleasant.
When faced with another argument, do not think of the past faults of your spouse and use it to gain a point. Don’t nag your spouse about past mistakes.
If you find it very hard to forgive still, seek counseling or seek advice of a trusted friend. Best of all take a trip, go for a long holiday and try to clear up things. A change will help you see things in a different perspective.
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