Mary Lou Rios

o bad bunny fez questão de ir nas grades para tocar na barriga de uma fã grávida, o carinho que ele tem pelos fãs...🥹

KINGWOOD WINS THE STATE CHAMPIONSHIP!!!!!!!!!

STATE⚽️ UPDATE⚡️ The miracle in Georgetown! 
In the final minute of regulation, Kingwood’s Tyler Weaver delivers one of the clutchest moments of the year—burying the equalizer to send it to OVERTIME 🤯 @Kingwood_Soccer - 1 @ForneySoccerLRS - 1 End of Regulation #UILState

Join us on campus Wednesday, April 29, for an informative and welcoming event designed especially for families of incoming Kindergarten students who will be starting school for the first time in the 2026–2027 school year!

HAPPY 25 YEARS!!!

A husband should feel honored in his home. A wife should feel cherished in her marriage. These are not old-fashioned ideals. They are foundational requirements.

A MAN WHO TRULY LOVES YOU: 1. He will consistently want to talk to you and spend time with you. 2. You will be one of the first people on his mind when he wakes up. 3. He will check in about where you are, what you are doing, and who you are with. 4. This comes from care and concern, not control. 5. Even when life is busy, he will still make time for you.

#relationships #dating

“I hate it when my husband holds my hand.” ~ said no wife ever. “I hate it when my wife flirts with me.” ~said no husband ever. So do it.

11 WAYS TO PROTECT YOUR MARRIAGE: When you value something you protect it. Your marriage is very valuable, and it’s important to protect it. Here are 11 ways to protect your marriage … 1. DON’T KEEP SECRETS – There’s never a good reason to keep a secret. Marriage is about openness and honesty and the healthiest marriages keep no secrets. 2. BE LOYAL - You made a vow and commitment to your spouse on your wedding day. Have your spouse’s back and speak well about them. 3. BE VERY CAUTIOUS ABOUT FRIENDS OF THE OPPOSITE SEX – Friendship with other couples is okay, but don’t have a close friendship with someone of the opposite sex. If you’re sharing your marriage problems with someone of the opposite sex, you’re headed for trouble. 4. TALK ABOUT YOUR SPOUSE TO OTHERS – Speak highly of your spouse around others, especially around the opposite sex. That simply lets the world know you are committed and in love with the person you married. Never talk sex or flirt with someone of the opposite sex. 5. SAY NO TO PORN – Cheating is physical, emotional AND mental. Don’t let porn ruin the intimacy in your marriage. 6. DON’T SPEND MORE THAN YOU MAKE – While debt and financial issues aren’t the reason couples get divorced, it is a huge underlying factor. Marriages that aren’t full of debt are much more stress free. 7. FIND ACTIVITIES THAT YOU BOTH ENJOY – Individual interests are okay, but don’t have a hobby that that causes you to spend time with others more than you do with your spouse. Find things to do together. 8. MAKE YOUR FAITH IMPORTANT –Allow God to play a major role in your relationship. 9. KNOW WHAT THEY NEED – Never assume you know what your spouse’s needs are … ask. Don’t assume you know what your spouse likes … ask. 10. TALK – You fell in love through communication and your relationship will remain strong by talking to one another. Face to face communication is always better than text, phone and email. 11. CHECK IN – Be accountable to one another with your time. Check in and let your spouse know where you are and what you’re doing. If you’re running late, let them know. Never give them reason for suspicion.

8 REASONS WHY COUPLES LOSE THEIR SPARK… 1. You start a spark with someone new. When you start a relationship with someone else, you lose your spark with your spouse. Sadly, about 80% of the time when someone says, “I’m not feeling the spark anymore in my marriage,” it’s because they’ve started a spark with someone emotionally or physically that’s not their spouse. That’s wrong, stop it. Pursue your spouse, not someone else. 2. You have quit pursuing your spouse. If you’ll work as hard to keep your spouse, as you did to win your spouse, you will never lose your spark. 3. You've gotten too comfortable in your marriage. Comfortable is for old house shoes and recliners, not marriages. You focus more on your kids, job or hobbies than you do your spouse. 4. You're unwilling to deal with problems. Ignoring problems or sweeping them under a rug, instead of dealing with them, is a terrible thing to do. Deal with them. 5. You've stopped dating and doing fun things together. A healthy friendship is at the core of a great marriage. Build a great friendship and you build a great marriage. 6. You haven’t been honest. A lack of trust or unfaithfulness in your relationship can cause the loss of the spark in your marriage. Guard the trust in your marriage with everything. Once lost, it’s SO hard to rebuild. 7. You no longer make sex a priority. Make your bedroom your sanctuary ... a place to reconnect and rejuvenate. 8. You make everything more important than your marriage. Marriage should not be moved to the back burner for anything. Marriage should always come before school, careers, kids, hobbies, jobs, etc. We're not saying to neglect these things, just keep them all in the right priority.

Cordell and Trivette reunited once again. 🙏 #ChuckNorris

Here's a start. Do these and she should reciprocate. * Meet her needs. * Listen to her. * Be willing to sacrifice for her. * Spend time with her. * Lead her. * Protect her. * Encourage her. * Speak life into her. * Help with the responsibilites of life. * Stem in when she's overwhelmed. * Help with the responsibilities of life. * Take the initiative without being asked. * Respond with kindness. * Be faithful to her. * Keep your word. * Choose her daily.

Mi esposa empezó a dormir con el celular boca abajo. Yo tengo 35. Ella 33. Nunca fui celoso. Nunca revisé su teléfono. Nunca dudé de ella. Hasta ahora. Todo empezó hace dos meses. Sonreía más cuando escribía. Se iba a otra habitación para contestar llamadas. Cambiaba de tema cuando le preguntaba. —¿Todo bien? —le dije una noche. —Sí, ¿por qué? Sonrió. Demasiado rápido. No insistí. Quise confiar. Pero empecé a notar detalles. Se arreglaba más para ir al trabajo. Llegaba un poco más tarde. Y siempre… el celular boca abajo. No encontré mensajes. No encontré pruebas. No encontré nada. Solo una sensación constante. Hace una semana no aguanté más. —¿Hay alguien más? —pregunté directo. Se quedó en silencio. No lloró. No se enojó. Solo suspiró. —No es lo que crees —dijo. Esa frase no ayudó. —Entonces explícame. Asintió. Como si ya lo hubiera pensado antes. —Ven —me dijo. Me llevó a la sala. Se sentó frente a mí. Puso el celular en la mesa. Esta vez… boca arriba. Abrió una conversación. Era con una mujer. Leí los mensajes. “¿Comiste?” “Recuerda tomar agua.” “Hoy puedes con esto.” No entendía. —¿Quién es? —pregunté. Su respuesta fue tranquila. —Mi terapeuta. Me quedé en silencio. —He estado yendo a terapia —continuó—. Desde hace meses. Sentí algo raro en el pecho. —¿Y por qué no me dijiste? Bajó la mirada. —Porque cuando intento hablar contigo… nunca estás realmente. Quise negar eso. Quise defenderme. Pero recordé. Las cenas en silencio. Las respuestas cortas. El “estoy cansado” constante. —Pensé que había alguien más —dije. Ella negó despacio. —Sí hay alguien más… pero soy yo. Intentando no perderme. No supe qué responder. Esa noche no discutimos. Pero algo quedó claro. Mientras me acostaba entendí algo que nadie te dice: No todas las distancias en pareja son por traición. Algunas empiezan cuando uno deja de estar… incluso estando. Y a veces, cuando decides mirar… la otra persona ya aprendió a sanar sin ti.

Being married to another person is a beautiful thing. Don’t let people tell you different. There is nothing better than having a soulmate, best friend, lover and protector ... all wrapped into one.