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Statistics show that one out of two marriages in the United States ends in divorce. As a safeguard, some couples sign a pre-nuptial contract. Yet there are other non-verbalized agreements that impact marriage, but are not communicated as directly. For example, “I earn more than you and that gives me greater control over major decisions,” is understood but not a topic for conversation. An increase in either trust or tension in the relationship eventually allows these kinds of concerns expression and resolution, one way or the other. Still other decisions … Continue reading →

How couples speak to each other is an example of the differences between the sexes – and the conversational styles of women and men are often poles apart. Despite your partner’s ongoing support, do you find it difficult to talk about your deepest thoughts? Sometimes women just want their partner to listen to how they feel about a particular situation. Instead, they find him intent on fixing the problem or finding a solution. The truth is opposites attract. And genuine mutuality thrives on recognizing the differences in how you communicate. … Continue reading →