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What is love? In no other month of the year is the word love mentioned more often than in February. And this past week was the climax. Of course, in the context of Valentine’s Day, love is invariably talked about in the romantic sense. And it’s always packaged and sold to us as a feeling, when it’s actually a series of behaviours.
About seven minutes into the act, you suddenly hear a burst through the door by your five year old. And voilà, you now have a situation on your hands.
It happens. You thought you closed, even locked, the door. But things got a little too spontaneous and the heat took over. About seven minutes into the act, you suddenly hear a burst through the door by your five-year old. And voilà, you now have a situation on your hands. It’s very embarrassing and uncomfortable, not just for the couple, but for the child as well.
Marriage, like any type of relationship with another fully-grown human being with flaws, is not easy. It takes a lot of deliberate work to maintain it. Notice the phrase, “deliberate work”, because nothing automatically falls into place. You don’t just fall out of love, or develop separate interests in marriage unbeknown to you overnight.
When one partner conceals important financial information or activity from the other, in other words, when you deliberately choose not to tell the truth to your spouse about your financial situation or activity, no matter how big or small, that is financial infidelity. Some of the most common examples include hiding a purchase, secretly paying or supporting someone without the knowledge of your spouse, opening secret credit cards or new accounts, getting a cashback you don’t tell your spouse ...