Married people living their best lives

Married women are increasingly happiest 

Break 1

My boyfriend won't move forward 

Break 2

Regrets about fostering and adoption

Doug discusses how married people are living their best lives and how married women are increasingly the happiest women.

 

Listener questions and comments:
Denise - My boyfriend has stopped talking to other women but he has a friend who is a woman. She is married but he doesn't want to hurt the friendship. It bothers me. (10:34)
Dana - It seems like Catholicism encourages marriage when Paul advises against it. Why? (21:00)
Rita - I am in a relationship with a man after being widowed. I want to get married but he won’t move forward with it. Should we go to therapy? (25:49)
Adela - I have seen two instances where the men have left their fiancés for their best friends. (30:24)
Ann - I know a man who adopted some children and now has a problem with them and doesn’t want to live with them. (35:35)
Regina - the context of Paul’s writing is that Paul believed that the second coming would be within the year or two so it wasn’t worth having kids because we have so little time. (42:27)
Danielle - I am married and we are both Catholic and I am still learning about the faith and he has abused me so I am asking about a divorce. He wants to go to therapy. What do I do? (44:17)

Doug discusses how married people are living their best lives and how married women are increasingly the happiest women.
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Listener questions and comments:
<ul>
<li>Denise - My boyfriend has stopped talking to other women but he has a friend who is a woman. She is married but he doesn't want to hurt the friendship. It bothers me. (10:34)</li>
<li>Dana - It seems like Catholicism encourages marriage when Paul advises against it. Why? (21:00)</li>
<li>Rita - I am in a relationship with a man after being widowed. I want to get married but he won&rsquo;t move forward with it. Should we go to therapy? (25:49)</li>
<li>Adela - I have seen two instances where the men have left their fianc&eacute;s for their best friends. (30:24)</li>
<li>Ann - I know a man who adopted some children and now has a problem with them and doesn&rsquo;t want to live with them. (35:35)</li>
<li>Regina - the context of Paul&rsquo;s writing is that Paul believed that the second coming would be within the year or two so it wasn&rsquo;t worth having kids because we have so little time. (42:27)</li>
<li>Danielle - I am married and we are both Catholic and I am still learning about the faith and he has abused me so I am asking about a divorce. He wants to go to therapy. What do I do? (44:17)</li>
</ul>

Marriage Unhindered is a sincere exploration of the joys and challenges within the realm of marriage. Hosted by the seasoned Doug Hinderer, this one-hour, caller-based show is scheduled to air Monday through Friday at 5PM CT, and will offer listeners an authentic journey into the complexities of marital relationships.

Marriage Unhindered is a sincere exploration of the joys and challenges within the realm of marriage. Hosted by the seasoned Doug Hinderer, this one-hour, caller-based show is scheduled to air Monday through Friday at 5PM CT, and will offer listeners an authentic journey into the complexities of marital relationships.