As human beings we are social creatures and seem to be hardwired to be in relationships. Previous to about a century ago marriages lasted on average less than nine years, ending with the death of one. The survivor would remarry and stay married until one of them died. Serial monogamy is alive and well today, the only difference being that divorce replaces death in the transition to a new relationship. [...]
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Some of the old notions about marriage relationships, often stated as wise truths by our grandmothers, are still floating around and are still doing damage. One of them is never go to bed angry. [...] Neill Neill’s short story of how he fell in love won the prize for the “Most serendipitous love story” and was published in Synergy Magazine. [...] Why do you go see a medical doctor, psychologist, chiropractor or other health professional? Most people would answer that they seek help because they have a problem that needs fixing. What is the true problem that needs fixing? You’re not broken, although you may have a block to creating the life you want. [...] Four more renewal factors are suggested for a strong, healthy marriage. This third in a series of healthy marriage advice articles invites you to take some time to reflect further on love and marriage, particularly on keeping, restoring and renewing love… [...] |
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