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Q&A: How Can I Get Mutual Investment in My Marriage? - Rabbi Daniel Schonbuch
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welcome to marriage matters my name is
rabbi Daniel Sean Bock I'm a licensed
Marriage and Family Therapist based in
New York and around the world via Skype
over the last few months since we've
been producing the show there have been
many letters we've received from viewers
that have questions about marriage about
relationship and about their lives and
tonight we're going to start answering
some of your important questions hi
rabbi then listening to several of your
online lectures they've been very
informative one of the lectures you
mentioned that we must invest in the
relationship I agree with this how can I
get the same commitment to investing in
the relationship for my wife
I've given their women's books on
marriage of the past and she reads a few
pages and then puts them away to never
be seen again
your advice would be greatly appreciated
Thanks
well that's a great question for those
of you didn't watch the video investing
in the relationship let me share with
you what I was talking about a
relationship is like a savings account
the more you put into that savings
account the more you can take out when
is necessary what a people view as
deposits in their savings account well
it depends on the individual some
individuals think that words of
affection like I love you and I care
about you for investments in their
savings accounts other people look at
quality time unlike the first people
that want quality words some people just
want to have a good time like going out
in the trip going out for dinner just
spending quality time with their spouse
other people need presence to feel like
they're loved and look at presents as
deposits in the relationship others feel
that when you do something for them in
the house like you clean up for them you
take care of some responsibilities that
they used to take care of like throwing
out the garbage putting the kids to
sleep bathing the children making dinner
and they feel more loved by you when you
do that for them so those things are
seen as investments while other things
are seen as withdrawals most people see
as withdrawals criticism contempt
avoiding a conversation with them
dissing
think from them these are seen as
withdrawals for the relationship so the
more you put into the relationship the
more you can take out when necessary now
I understand how difficult it is for you
you've been saying that you've been
giving to this relationship while your
spouse isn't doing it as well and I'm
sure that's very frustrating for you but
you still have to look a little deeper
what are your spouse's love languages
what are the things which your spouse
views as investments you have to keep on
looking
I'm sure if you explore this topic with
her a little bit more you'd find some
answers perhaps she needs a little more
quality time with you you know when you
said you've given her books to read
about marriage she doesn't respond to it
because that's not her love language
she's not thinking about marriage she
may need to feel marriage a little more
deeply I want you instead to review with
there the five languages of love and
they are words of acknowledgement
spending quality time giving gifts of
presence acts of service or touch just
ask her out of those five things did you
tell me the number one for two things
which you find to be your love language
I'm interested to hear what she says and
whatever she tells you independent of
what you like I suggest you try to give
her those important experiences maybe
invite around in a date maybe stay up
late with the kids maybe give her a
break and give her some more free time
away from the home these things may be
things she might not do with you but
things which she may feel more love from
you see if you can work on those just
for a few weeks and then email me back
and tell me what happened I love to hear
welcome to this new series of Vita Brut
called marriage matters my name is rabbi
Daniel shomba and I'm a licensed
Marriage and Family Therapist based in
New York and around the world we'll
start on this important series I will be
answering your questions you have about
marriage relationships dating parenting
and about any issue during the family
relationships but more than what I have
to say
I want to hear what you have to say so
please email to this address and sending
your questions and I'll try to answer as
many questions on this new show