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Five Confessions of a Newly-Married Wife by Ruth Clemence

Ruth Clemence
1. Priorities shift. When I was single I generally had one person to think about. The person who I couldn’t get away from and who I spent every second with. Me. I asked myself questions on a regular basis. Where did I want to go in the world? What did I want to do as a career? What did I want to do with my time? Who should I meet up with?
As a wife, my individual ideas and plans came alongside the thoughts and views of my husband. We have both sacrificed different areas of our lives in order to work together at our marriage. Living sacrificially is part of the Christian