Monthly Archives: April 2020

~ By an Anonymous Contributor Two years ago, my husband and I were barely speaking to each other. I just couldn’t seem to get him to communicate. When he did say something, it was bound to end up in a big fight!He was enjoying the attentions of a certain young lady who worked with him. […]

~ By an Anonymous Contributor I first heard of Fascinating Womanhood about a year ago but have wrestled with it continually, seriously debating its effectiveness. This questioning attitude was due to an overall feeling the book left with me that there are few things spiritually, mentally, emotionally and physically, that men and women share in […]

By Dixie Andelin Forsyth It’s common to have mixed feelings about yourself, but most of us have generally good or bad self-esteem if we’re willing to engage in a little introspection. And you’d probably be hard-pressed to name more than a handful of people you know who have consistently high opinions of themselves, and many […]

The Problem with Pizza Clothes By Dixie Andelin Forsyth These are difficult days and most of you, like me, are spending as much time at home as possible to fight the spread of illness. I am grateful for those who work and support our economies and critical infrastructure. Many of us are confronted with a […]

~ By an Anonymous Contributor During the past few weeks I have been taking a Fascinating Womanhood class. The results in my own home are remarkable. My husband and I are both Christians and very active in our church, but even so, our marriage seemed rapidly heading for divorce. I knew I needed help so […]

~ By an Anonymous Contributor My husband was away on a four-month oceanographic research expedition off the coast of Peru for the US government when I took the F.W. class. These expeditions have been his life. For the past 5 years, the trips have been longer than the usual 6 weeks, but always they are […]

~ By an Anonymous Contributor I never thought I would have a success story to write because my whole life and marriage have been more or less a fairy tale. We met when I was fourteen and he was fifteen—went together from then on and fell in love. In 15 years of marriage we had […]