Would you get frustrated after a
long day at work and as you arrive home you discover a house in total chaos
with your spouse sitting down with kids reading a book?
You've worked hard all day giving
100% to provide for your family, can't she at
least give 50% and keep the house clean!
Would your response be different if
your wife was pregnant with twins and needed to rest most of the day?
Or have you ever asked your husband
in a frustrated tone to mow the jungle in the back yard only to discover he had
gotten up early that morning and spent 5 hours helping a friend in need move?
Did you complain that he's not doing
his share in the family, or quietly pitch in to help with the lawn?
As couples, we must realize that we
are a team and on the same side. What is expected is that each party gives
his/her utmost best.
And in any team, the efforts are
rarely equally divided. For example, there may be 11 people on a football
team, but they all need to give 100% to win the game, not a 10% effort.
This means based on their skills and
expertise, each team member may carry a heavier or lighter assignment; but
still give his best.
This is how it works in the marriage
team too. Do the most you can based on your ability and let your spouse do same!
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