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Marriage 101: Never Ever Fight
Disagreements can sometimes be healthy in a relationship if done once in a while. Never allow fighting to eat away your relationship. In fighting, both parties lose the fight. No one ever wins. Continue reading
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Getting Married? Start Organizing Now
A wedding is a very complicated affair, and you will soon be lost in a sea of details if you don’t have some kind of a system to hold it all together. There are different options to choose from to do this: hire a professional, use wedding planning software, or make your own checklist.
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Cooperation in a Marriage
Cooperation is a joint operation or action. Since it is stated as joint, it means two or more people are involved. When two people come together in a certain relationship, expect the differences in opinion. Continue reading
Marriage and Financial Stress in a Recession
With an unstable global economy, an increasing number of Canadian families are experiencing serious financial stressors. Unfortunately, these financial difficulties can have detrimental and lasting implications for couples. More specifically, couples with already existing problems are at high risk of divorce when financial burdens arise. John Gottman, a psychology professor and world renowned expert on marital stability and divorce prediction, identifies that marital problems can become “amplified” by external crisis like financial stressors.
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Marriage and Financial Stress in a Recession
With an unstable global economy, an increasing number of Canadian families are experiencing serious financial stressors. Unfortunately, these financial difficulties can have detrimental and lasting implications for couples. More specifically, couples with already existing problems are at high risk of divorce when financial burdens arise. John Gottman, a psychology professor and world renowned expert on marital stability and divorce prediction, identifies that marital problems can become “amplified” by external crisis like financial stressors.
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