After four abortions, Distara finally learned the truth.

I heard it from focus on the family and they were talking about pro-life being a baby, a human

being in your stomach.

And I'm like, wow, that's pro life.

I'm Jim Daly.

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A lot of people have said something like this.

I am never going to be like my mom or my dad and I'm never going to have a marriage like my

parents but then our upbringing kind of shows itself and it affects our marriage

more than we intend and that that's been the case for me Greg I I didn't say I'll

never be like my mom and dad they're they're people. But there are some habits that I brought into

the relationship. We tended to kind of explode and get over the anger and move on.

Didn't work so good with Dina. I mean, the first time I raised my voice and exploded, you know, five minutes later I'm like whatever, she was still quivering.

It was a personal thing for weeks. Yeah, it was wrong. Yeah, so that kind of thing happens, but we're going to hear now from

Greg's wife, Aaron, about her perspective of how her childhood manifested in their marriage and to open the conversation here's Jim Daly.

We talked last time at the beginning about statistics that show that about 80% of

women are feeling lonely in their marriages. That's a big number, 80%.

Aaron, you're concerned about that, aren't you? Because the Christian marriage

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