Team Effort: Both Partners Needed to Make Marriage Work

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No matter how hard you try, it takes you both to make the marriage work.

In the realm of marriage, the initiative to foster reconciliation and sustain the relationship often falls upon one individual, typically the wife. This societal expectation places the burden of salvaging the marriage squarely on the shoulders of women, while men may appear to have the luxury of minimal effort until it’s too late, and emotional disconnection has set in for many couples.

Marriage presents a continuous stream of challenges, demanding joint efforts from both partners to navigate and overcome them. Even if one spouse shoulders the responsibility of trying to mend the relationship single-handedly, it’s inevitable that exhaustion will eventually set in, leading to a disheartened resignation.

For a marriage to thrive, it’s imperative that both partners actively engage in the process of reconciliation and improvement. Waiting for the other spouse to take the lead in fixing issues risks neglecting one’s own role in nurturing the relationship. To preserve the sanctity of marriage, it’s essential for both partners to recognize their individual responsibilities and actively contribute to its maintenance and growth.

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