Been 34 years today my wife made the biggest mistake of her life
But in doing so, she provided me an opportunity to be a husband, father, and in all honesty, showed me what it is to be a man.
Not to default to weakness, excuse, and blame, no, but to acknowledge my shortcomings and then tackle them.
It is not in proving, but in overcoming.
The BIGGEST thing she taught me is streadfast commitment to a pledge.
It's easy to exhibit joy and happiness when all is right in my eyes, it's another thing all together to hold fast in a storm and stay to course instead of seeking temporary shelter that will forever alter the promise you made to all who entrusted you to the destination.....
I share this guys, for if I can, you can, if you are willing to toss some of our chauvinistic ideas overboard
We don't have to pretend to be strong, will only need to be real.
PS: and yes, my lil' dinghy can occasionally still find the port o' call