Accountability & Acceptance

"The only way to win the blame game is not to play. You keep trying to be right there's only going to be a matter of time before you get left.

~ Dr. Ish (Marriage Boot Camp)

Marriage is...

Marriage like anything is requires work, but then again anything that's worth something usually does. When both partners are able to identify a common goal and work towards it collaboratively, the work becomes a little easier. Although it may become easier as time progresses, remember that the work never ends. KEEP WORKING!

Marriage is...

Marriage is the only sentence where good behavior gets you more time. #Life

Marriage is...

Marriage is a partnership. I like to think of marriage as a merger between two companies with each individual being a CEO. Like a business merger, a marriage requires partners to sit down and discuss the terms of the newly formed partnership. Without this meeting the business cannot strive and hit their bottom line. So communication in a marriage is essential in order for success.

Are You with the ONE?!

Interesting article (see link below). It's a good checklist, but it may not be the case for everyone. Take a look and share your thoughts in the comments section.

http://hellogiggles.com/10-signs-youre-person-marry/#read

When Did You Know?

It's important to remember when and why you first fell in love. It's these memories that serve as the foundation for a relationship and can help during the inevitably rough times ahead.

Take a look at these stories of husbands sharing when they knew their wives were the ones. Share your own stories in the comment section.

http://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/5754710?utm_hp_ref=tw

Welcome!!!

Thank you for visiting Reflections with Jay. This blog will run the gamut. Topics from mental health, relationships (both familial and romantic), to my personal feelings/views on current, past and/or future events will be discussed. My personal thoughts on various subjects as well as every day occurrences will be shared, but subscribers are strongly encouraged to post questions and/or leave comments (anonymously if you prefer) on a number of subjects that will be discussed. From issues at home with family members or a significant other to interpersonal problems with close friends or coworkers. We will touch on them all. Any suggestions on what you would like to see on this page are welcomed and will be seriously considered. Just send your thoughts to me at JeremyJJonesLMFT@gmail.com. This will serve as an open forum and I look forward to hearing from you all.








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