Dave Willis
3. He wants you to take a genuine interest in the things that interest him.
Most marriages have “his” hobbies and “her” hobbies. In many cases, it’s fine for both spouses to have different and separate interests, BUT the happiest couples find opportunities to share the experiences together. Maybe your husband loves sports and you hate sports. You might never the the kind of fan he is, but if you take the time to learn the rules of the game and learn some facts about his favorite team and players, he would be blown away and would love the opportunity to talk with you about it. It would help connect you in ways you’re not currently connected. It might also inspire him to take more interest in your passions and pursuits. The more shared interests and shared experiences you can create, the stronger your marriage will become.
#4 could bring a lot more peace to your home…
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