Apologies and Boundaries

Love, Marriage and Stinking Thinking has a new hometown! Join Mark and Debbie on the first show taped in Mark’s home base of Green Bay, Wisconsin. It’s a new city and a new band, but the same humor and insight that you expect as Mark and Debbie take on the subject of how men’s brains think about apologizing. Find out why an man’s style of apology doesn’t always work for women and how all the wires in her brain can throw a twist into making up after an offense.

Husbands and wives will both want to watch as Mark talks about appropriate boundaries in your marriage and how you can safeguard your relationship from the slippery slope of opposite-sex friendships.

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3 Responses to “Apologies and Boundaries”

1. Milona says:

   April 23, 2010 at 3:09 am

   I so agree with Mark and Debbie on the “boundary” thing. There’s got to be very clear boundaries, and both the husband and the wife should respect those boundaries. And like Mark said, if the wife is not comfortable, what other people say don’t matter at all. The husband has just got to respect that. Great show Mark and Debbie, I love it!!!

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2. Bapers says:

   May 8, 2010 at 6:49 pm

   Hello

   Thinking of what you said regarding that woman who’s husband is in love with another woman, and still in love with her. I understand that your opinion comes out of your own religion; which made the man look so bad and worth dumbing, but you are completely wrong when taking that issue from another religion perspective (like that of Mormons or Islam or even original Christianity and Judism), where man can have more than one wife at the same time. I think this way is much more appealing and harmonize with the natural needs and desires of men that we keep denying and oppose; so giving way for men to go through wrong passages (adeltry, dating…). Desiplined marriages in law with 2 or even 3 women at the same time with keeping their full rights (love, inheritance, names…) is a much better choice. So Yes you were wrong from other perspectives.

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3. Michael says:

   August 18, 2010 at 7:52 pm

   I so agree with the boundaries comments. If eaither spouse is uncomfortable with a situation, the other should respect that. Amen!!!!

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