50/50 Kev Respect~01/09/2024~

Hmong Inspiring Story: Mutual Respect is the best medicine in a relationship.
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[@thomher2955]

Zoo kawg. Lub neej yeej mus taug yog ib lees fwm ib lees thaib tsi caum cuaj khaum los qia dlub. No yog ib sob lus zoo qia txog txoj kev ua neej.

[@kermoua6883]

Great story! You guys set great models for every family! Family meetings and find solutions for family matters are important for family success and growth!

[@tonymiller724]

An inspiring story. Many can become stepparents, but only a few can become great stepparents for their own children and their stepchildren at the same time.

[@Vangrsky]

Wow! This story is truly inspirational! A great model to follow!

[@myprecious6751]

Having mutual respect for each other is a must. It's not 50/50. That's only half. You need to both put in 💯 %. Teaching your children good morals and manners and disciplining them properly is the way to go. You did right with your second husband.

[@wisteria4550]

Very inspiring. Thank you for sharing with those that need to learn. This is how a niam txais tog txiv txais nta should lead a family.

[@chaituaher724]

Wow this is a great story. Yog peb feem coob ua tau le nuav mas txuj kev ntxub ntxaug yuav tsawg heev le os

[@souaxiong5982]

Mloog lawm 😊😊

[@kouavang5928]

Yus twb laus lawm, yog vim li cas yus ho yuav tus txiv hluas. It is a problem, most people know it but still gambling on faked love anyway.

[@myprecious6751]

Sister, the problem with women is we give everything into our relationship and marriage. Making sure the household is clean, safe, bills paid, food for the family. You catered your husband, and he didn't do much to help you. So you didn't take time for yourself. You aged and stressed doesn't help you either. Your ex-husband is an A-hole. But do not lose hope. Life goes on. You do not need a man to complete your life.

[@kouavang5928]

Vim yus txomnyem tsis paub txhawb ces yus cov menyuam tsis kawm ntawv siab. What is that excuse. Peb ib txhia txomnyem twb tsis muaj niam txiv li, peb twb kawm ntawv siab tau. Tebchaws meskas nusj kev pab ntau yam rau cov menyuam ntsuag txomnyem "Niam txiv yeej tsis ua phem rau menyuam " what about your husband, the children's father abandoned his children? You also said "wb txhawb wb cov menyuam kom txim txiaj ", what about encouraging the children to not working and go to school instead?