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Fighting the Battle Against Pornography
Mormon Life says: Pull the rug out from under pornography. Brush up on why we need to worry, who pornography is affecting, how to prevent it, how to get help, and why—amidst this daunting plague—there is still overwhelming hope.
Pornography is an issue that’s been swept under the rug for years. But it’s 2012, and we’re running out of rugs. In a world where pornography is not only accepted but applauded, our brooms need to...
Advice I'd Give My 21-Year-Old Self
Mormon Life says: We all know that when we’re older, hindsight is 20/20. What things do you wish you had known when you were younger? Enjoy these gems of hard-won wisdom from some of our readers.
Only care about what the Lord thinks and not other people. Everything else just seems to fall into place when that is my focus.—Anne; ArizonaVolunteer. Someone could use your help and you’ll get a...
Young Women Lesson 14: Patriarchal Leadership in the Home
Mormon Life says: "The family proclamation gives this beautiful explanation of the relationship between a husband and a wife: While they have separate responsibilities, 'in these sacred responsibilities, fathers and mothers are obligated to help one another as equal partners.'" -Dallin H. Oaks
Discussion Questions• How can the priesthood bless our lives now, regardless of our individual circumstances?• What spiritual qualities should we seek in a husband? How can these qualities help him...
He's Amazing and Still Single . . . and What She Can Do about It
Mormon Life says: Almost everyone knows an amazing woman who has so much to offer, yet the good man she is dating can’t seem to commit. Despite all the right signs, they not only don't get married, they break up. But a woman can do many things to help avoid this.
Last month’s article, "He’s Amazing and Still Single! Why?", described a group of highly eligible, attractive, and socially skilled men who, in spite of the fact that they date great women,...
He's Amazing and Still Single - WHY?
Mormon Life says: We probably all know one or two men who are attractive and desirable; yet, for some reason they struggle with the decision to marry and remain single into their 30's or 40's. Truth is, there is a combination of factors that cause this delay - and all of them can be overcome.
Every ward has one or two single men who are simply amazing, and yet, year after year, they remain single. These are men who have fulfilled honorable missions. They have a degree or two and a...
Single Men: How to Get More Attention, Affection, and Commitment Now
Mormon Life says: To ensure that 2012 is the year that you get love, attention, and affection, avoid these five common dating mistakes and apply these five secrets for success instead.
A single man may mistakenly believe:if he says nice things to a woman, she’ll be more interested in him;if he’s immediately available and accommodating, she’ll value, respect, and appreciate him;if...
{Single Saints} Dating Mistakes Guys Make
Mormon Life says: We all make mistakes. And I know men aren't mind readers. But in the hopes of helping some of the men out there avoid problems, these are some dating mistakes most women find annoying.
I get it—men aren’t mind readers. And what works with one woman might not work for another. Even so, there are some common dating mistakes that the majority of women find annoying or downright...
Men are hardwired to take care of their kids, study says
Mormon Life says: I thought this study was really interesting - something people in a family culture would definitely find intriguing.
Men may not go on a hormonal rollercoaster with their pregnant partners, but once the baby shows up, their bodies biologically transition into "daddy mode," suggests a new study finding that levels...
Ins and Outs of Body Language
Mormon Life says: Body language is a fact of life — you use it every day, even if you aren’t aware of what your language is telling others.
We'll introduce you to some of the basics of body language, give you tips on how to act in social and home settings, and dispel some of the body language myths that might have you reading others the...
Are You Listening?
Mormon Life says: Where were you when those famously tragic words brought your attention crashing back? Maybe you were on a date, chatting on the phone, sitting in an important business meeting, or perhaps staring straight into the eyes of the one you love when you were asked, “Weren’t you listening?” Well, weren’t you?
Listening is a vital part of all relationships; it is the bridge of true understanding between people. In reverse, when it is absent, misunderstanding prevails and people don't relate to one...
10 Phrases that Prevent Arguments
Mormon Life says: How many times have you tried to offer someone advice, asked for help, or simply began a friendly conversation, only to have the interaction turn into an argument neither of you anticipated? Here are ten phrases to help keep everyone comfortable.
Many contentions between family, friends, and coworkers occur because of a little-understood aspect of social IQ: using language that prevents conflicts. By watching what you say and approaching a...
A Tribute to Dad
Mormon Life says: His strong arms are always there to open jars of tomato sauce, toss us into the air for a big splash in the pool, move our boxes as we go to college, and gently hold us when we make a mistake. The most fitting tribute would stretch well beyond the limits of this magazine, but we at LDS Living hope you enjoy the stories of how many people’s lives have been better because of one man: Dad.
The Right Priorities Being a father is an enormous responsibility. And when you marry someone, you don't really know what kind of a father he will be. Bronco has become a wonderful father. I don't...
FHE: Fathers
Mormon Life says: "Fathers, you are the primary model of manhood for your sons. You are their most meaningful mentor, and believe it or not, you are their hero in countless ways." - M. Russell Ballard
Conference Talk: For more information on this topic read "Fathers and Sons: A Remarkable Relationship," by M. Russell Ballard, Ensign, Nov 2009, 47-50. Thought: Fathers, you are the primary...
