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Sep '25 •
👋 Welcome! Let's get to know each other
We want this community to feel like a safe space where we can all support each other's marriage journeys. Let's start with introductions! You can use this simple format: Hey, I'm from ________________. I'm here because ________________. The biggest thing I'm working on in my marriage right now is ________________. Examples: - "Hey, I'm Sarah from Texas. I'm here because we keep having the same fights over and over and I'm exhausted." - "I'm Mike from Ohio. I'm here because my wife and I feel like roommates and I want that spark back." - "I'm Lisa from Florida. I'm here because my husband won't engage in fixing our problems and I'm trying to figure out how to create change on my own." - No judgment here - just real people working on real relationships. The more we know about each other, the better we can support and encourage one another. Drop your intro below! 👇
Jan 30 •
Don't Forget to Laugh (Vol. 2)
It’s been a long month. Laughter releases dopamine. It is literally medicine. Your assignment: Go find a comedian, a funny reel, or that one friend who always makes you snort-laugh. Spend 10 minutes laughing today. Your nervous system will thank you. 😂
14d •
The Digital Third Wheel
Is there a third person in your marriage? There is if you bring your phone to bed. When the last thing you see at night and the first thing you see in the morning is a screen, you are training your brain to connect with pixels instead of people. Radical Challenge: Charge your phones in the kitchen tonight. Buy an old-school alarm clock. Make the bedroom a sanctuary for sleep and intimacy only. See what happens to your connection when the notifications stop.
6d •
The Great Laundry Divide
Sean sees couples in the office dealing with heavy, complex issues. But you would be surprised how often the most heated argument of the week is about laundry. It is the ultimate domestic battlefield. There are generally two camps. Camp A: The Precision Sorter. Towels are strictly separated from sheets. The husband's clothes are washed separate from the wife's. Every child gets their own load. And when clothes are hung in the closet, every single hanger must face the exact same direction. Camp B: The Dump and Run. If it fits in the machine, it washes together. Kitchen towels with denim jeans? Yes. Whites with darks? Risk it. If it comes out smelling clean, it is a victory. We need to know. What is your preferred laundry style? And more importantly, what style do you actually do just to survive the week? Tell us in the comments.
14h •
Update Your Maps
Imagine trying to navigate New York City with a map from 2015. You’d get lost. You think you know your spouse. But often, you know who they used to be. People change. Dreams change. Fears change. If you are operating on an old map, you will miss who they are today. Map Update Question: What is something you genuinely value or enjoy now that you didn't care much about five years ago?
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