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Show Notes for this Episode
1:58: I am recently married and living with my husband's parents. How do I motivate him to pay off debt so we can move out?
11:26: How and when do I tell my 5-year-old that his father is really his stepfather?
18:55: I am 24 years old and the youngest of 10 mostly married siblings. How do I maintain relationships with them when they have families of their own?
36:50: Should we put cameras in our house before my husband is deployed overseas?
44:01: Lyrics of the day: "Runaway Train" - Soul Asylum
tags: in-laws, marriage, newlyweds, adoption, fatherhood, parenting, siblings, family, friendships, rejection, deployment, military families
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