What Did She Just Say? (standard:humor, 909 words)
Author: Godspenman	Added: Jan 23 2022	Views/Reads: 902/544	Story vote: 0.00 (0 votes)
For me, the basis of unity is listening and hearing what the other person is saying. But, as hard as it might be, it's an essential part of unity in any relationship.

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Then something happened recently that caught me off guard. I'm not sure
exactly what was going on or what the situation was that my wife was 
speaking in. I couldn't keep up with every word, but I heard it, and at 
the end of her little speech, these traumatizing words, "You are 
right." 

I've never heard such language from her all the time we've been married.
I can't remember what she was talking about at the time. I'm a little 
hesitant about asking her what I was right on that I have been tempted 
lately to ask her that question. 

It would mean the world to me if I knew exactly what she thought I was
right about. I'm sure that would change my whole life in one way or 
another. Because if she thinks I'm right about something, it must be 
true. 

Lately, I've been trying to listen more intently to see if I can find
out what I was right about according to her understanding. So far, I've 
not been too successful hearing anything along that line. It could've 
been a once-in-a-lifetime comment that will never happen again. 

I remember a verse of Scripture that helps me understand this. "Behold,
how good and how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in 
unity!" (Psalm 133:1). 

For me, the basis of unity is listening and hearing what the other
person is saying. But, as hard as it might be, it's an essential part 
of unity in any relationship.


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