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Where are All the Male Friendships Going?
By
Linda Mintle
Male friendships—man to man—weren’t something I had given much thought to until a morning radio show invited me to speak on the topic. It sparked a meaningful conversation with my husband. We started asking, Why do so many men today lack close male friendships? His insights, along with some research, revealed a concerning trend—and an important opportunity.…
5 Things Not to Say to Someone Who Is Depressed
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Linda Mintle
When someone you care about struggles with depression, it’s natural to want to help. You might feel uncomfortable with their sadness and want to say something encouraging. But well-meaning words can sometimes do more harm than good. Depression is not a character flaw or a spiritual weakness—it’s a real and often a debilitating condition. Scripture…
Conflict: Rebuilding Broken Trust
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Linda Mintle
Good conflict resolution starts with one key ingredient: trust. Without trust, even starting a conversation feels unsafe. And unfortunately, many relationships—romantic, family, friendships, even work—struggle under the weight of broken trust. Why? Because trust gets chipped away when: People keep secrets There’s unreliability Or worse, betrayal How do we rebuild trust when it’s been damaged?…
The Emotional Rollercoaster of Borderline Personality Disorder
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Linda Mintle
Tom sat at the dinner table, feeling the tension in the air. Just yesterday, his partner had told him how much she loved him, but today, a small misunderstanding had spiraled into an argument. Now, she was cold and distant, accusing him of not caring. Tom felt confused and hurt. He never knew what to…
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