In-Laws or Outlaws (Guest: Erica Campbell)

Dear Future Wifey

Laterras R. Whitfield

Religion & Spirituality, Relationships, Education, Christianity, Society & Culture

5 • 1.9K Ratings

🗓️ 19 July 2023

⏱️ 86 minutes

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When marrying someone, you're also marrying their family. Navigating those relationships effectively is crucial to the health of building the familial structure. Erica Campbell shares how intentional she and Warren were in merging their two families in today's episode titled, "In-Laws or Outlaws."

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0:00.0	My family was dysfunctional.
0:02.0	But even though we was in church all the time
0:03.5	and love God, my parents got married and divorced
0:06.1	to each other three times.
0:09.0	You know, I forgot about that.
0:10.3	Oh my God.
0:11.3	I remember that on the shelf.
0:12.6	I don't know how to show.
0:13.4	Yeah, three times.
0:14.7	Three times.
0:16.5	You could look at it as they got divorced three times
0:19.2	or you can look at it as they kept trying.
0:21.3	In the end of my father's life, that's what he told me.
0:23.4	He said, I kept trying.
0:24.4	He said, I kept trying.
0:25.3	He said, I couldn't get that thing right.
0:27.0	He said, but I wanted my family.
0:28.4	I just, I don't know, I asked so many issues.
0:30.7	I didn't, you know, your mom just speaks
0:33.0	a different language than me.
0:34.1	And we couldn't connect.
0:35.3	I said, y'all can't be out in babies
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