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Dear Future Daughter-in-Law: “You Won’t Complete Him”

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2-Yr-Old’s Mom & Dad Die Within 12 Days of Each Other—Then His Sister Does the Unthinkable

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“Ladies, That Isn’t a Man”: Wife Calls Out Neglectful Men After Husband Works 13-Hour Day, Then Comes Home to Do the Dishes

“This man worked a 13-hour day in 90-degree weather and walked through the door and asked, “I’m home, what can I do to help you?” Yet, these are words I hear from him often.

He is not a “unicorn.” Men like these exist. The kind that wash the dishes after you cook, who do the yard work because he knows you hate it, who work 60+ hour work weeks and still comes home to play with his kids and give his wife a kiss, asking, “What can I do to help?”

Who gets up some nights to change the babies diaper while I get ready for a night feeding, who gives the kids baths and puts them down for bed, who spends his weekends with his family, who cracks a cold one once the kids are down and plays farkle and rummy with his wife.

Leader of the home, equal partner with his wife, provider, protector and hands-on father. I’m so glad I married this man and that he also acknowledges my hard work at home with two kids, nursing, cooking and cleaning. We take care of each other its 50/50 and we are raising our boys to be men, just like their father.

I see so many women cry and complain that their partner doesn’t help with the kids, bills, housework, give them any attention, etc, and my heart breaks when I hear “oh that’s men, or I just deal with it and suffer.”

Ladies, that isn’t a man. Make him do better or find better! If you got a good one that treats you like a Queen, then treat him like the King he is.

Marriage is a partnership, not a dictatorship. My husband and I both take care of each other and are very happy.
Thanks for all the love. Many blessings and happiness to all you Kings and Queens.”

**This post was written by Jessica Maddux and originally appeared on her Facebook page

Dear Future Daughter-in-Law: “You Won’t Complete Him”

To my future daughters-in-law, I have a few things I want to say to you. This can’t possibly cover it all, but luckily, we have some time.

2-Yr-Old’s Mom & Dad Die Within 12 Days of Each Other—Then His Sister Does the Unthinkable

"A few days later, Easton attended the second most monumental funeral of his life before he could even talk in full sentences. He became an orphan, unexpectedly, in only twelve days. Nobody saw this coming."