Love the title of the book. Just in time for the holidays. 🎄

Thanks

I can truly appreciate all that was said here. The circumstance we deal with is that both of our daughters are married to men who aren’t Christians. They tend to use bad language from time to time. My tactic has always been to ignore the language and find ways to encourage them and let them know I love them, even though the cursing drives me crazy. Is there something non threatening I can say about it, or should I stick with my current tactic?

@focusonthefamily

6 ай бұрын

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@kimberlyturner820

6 ай бұрын

I think you should let them know that cursing around you won't be tolerated. In my opinion, that's just basic respect as their mother in law. I wouldn't dare use bad language in the presence of my mom or dad, so I wouldn't do it with my in laws. Your daughters should address them as well and maybe you should address your daughters for allowing such disrespectful behavior. The nerve!!

@knightstemplar7774

6 ай бұрын

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