One fabulous Thinker

Scripture:  "Be quick to listen, slow to speak and slow to become angry." — James 1:19 There is a kind of distance in relationships that doesn't always announce itself. There may not be an argument. No slammed doors. No obvious crisis. Life may actually look pretty normal. You still sit at the same table. Still share the same home. Still take care of the kids. Still handle the bills. Still make plans and keep life moving. But somewhere along the way, the conversations become more about what needs to be done than about what is happening inside of you. You know each other's schedules, but maybe you haven't asked about each other's hearts in a while. You become good at functioning together without realizing you've stopped really connecting. And sometimes, that's how distance begins. Not because love disappeared. But because life got loud. Because you got tired. Because something hurt and never got talked about. Because vulnerability became uncomfortable....