Marriage-Building Exercises: Printables

Snuggle up with your spouse and have some fun with these games and checklists.

From The 7 Stages of Marriage

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From The 7 Stages of Marriage

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Like a lot of this type of advice it amounts to a couple of obvious things to do, that will probably work if the relationship problems are essentially superficial. In my case -- my wife has total control over the internal space of the house, and would not consider giving up any of it, I am the "bread" winner, and she is mostly stay at home (what she does there is important, and I value it) which means that the discussion of who does the housework is misleading. My wife would never let me cook.

By Bruce, on 08/28/2009

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