Because we blog, too.
Apparently, yelling at our wives isn’t as verboten as one would think, even for the good Mormon dads that we are.
In fact, there are two times when we can raise our voices, one of which is prophet sanctioned, the other scripturally sanctioned.
Special thanks to Richard Tait for bringing these occasions to our attention in his recent post in Mormon Third Eye, I See… When it’s OK to Yell at Your Wife.
By day, Richard Tait is a mild-mannered analyst for the Department of Defense in Maryland. On nights and weekends, however, he dons his superhero writing cape and becomes the Mormon Third Eye.
The Mormon Third Eye strives to see and document from alternate angles both the humorous and inspirational aspects of life serving as a faithful brother, husband, father, and member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Between regular Sunday blog therapy sessions, he prefers to talk politics and religion with his wife, and spend time worrying about how his two YSA children are spending their time. He bleeds BYU blue — he warns his babies that “they can attend college wherever they want to, but their tuition is going to BYU.”
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