From the excerpt
Building a Home of Mercy
A home is not built by a single conversation about roles. It is built by thousands of small interactions: how a person listens, how they apologise, how they respond when they are tired, how they speak about their partner when the partner is not present.
Mercy is often treated as a feeling. In practice it is a set of habits. It means making room for the other person's fatigue, protecting their dignity in public, and being willing to repair a rupture rather than storing it as evidence.
This book does not offer a template for every family. It offers questions to help readers recognise what is happening in their own home and a set of principles to guide the next step. Where a relationship is unsafe, the book says plainly that safety and appropriate support come first.
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