5 Signs Your Relationship is Growing Stronger

A long, healthy relationship involves open communication, leveraging each other's strengths, maintaining accountability, trusting each other, recognizing the ongoing effort required in marriage, balancing gender roles, and co-creating a fulfilling partnership. Over multiple decades in couples counseling, I've identified clear markers indicating a couple's growth and strengthening bond, which are shared in this video.
Mary Jo Rapini, MEd, LPC is a psychotherapist, specializing in intimacy, parenting, body image, and relationships.
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Are you finding that the fact that couples are not genuine before marriage and are only now tackling "the big issues" after they are married is what leads to a lot of divorces? My assumption is that if they had tackled those things from the beginning, most people would not have gotten married. Or if they realize it only after they have kids, a lot of people will stay together for the sake of the kids until everything explodes.