Can laughter be therapeutic? It may be corny or it may be old school, but somehow there is truth to the saying that laughter therapy is the best medicine. The words can be found in the Bible, in Proverbs 17:22, where it says that a merry heart is good medicine.
My husband and I have been married for 12 years now, and we have three kids. From our very intimate relationship during the early stage of our marriage, we have grown to become just like ordinary friends (with benefits). We communicate, but the topics we most talk about are the kids, our work, the bills, and only the common aspects of our zestless married life.
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Healthy living can play a significant role for happy couples. Enjoying a healthy lifestyle can bring couples closer together and improves their intimacy.
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All couples that enter the sanctity of matrimony or union by marriage seek the security of a lifetime. It involves two people, as partners, facing all the imminent hardships that they may endure during their lifetime together. For these couples, all decisions are then talked about, unified to ensure the wellness of each individual in the marriage, their kids, and the marriage itself. As said by Catherine Aponte Psy.D.“An important part of the interactions between you and your spouse is the way in which you communicate thoughts, ideas, and feelings primarily through verbal communication. Your ability to verbally communicate with your spouse can significantly enhance the kind of relationship that will exist between the two of you.”
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Getting back the life and love you’ve lost along the challenging road of marriage.
“When your marriage which you thought would stand the test of time ends, your heart understandably is broken. It’s normal to feel completely lost, afraid and all alone. It’s also natural to start wondering about when to date after divorce because you want the pain to go away,” says Alicia Clark PsyD.
Don’t you just detest going through a divorce? All those stressful meetings, the screaming, blaming, seemingly endless arguing that eventually lead to even more screaming, blatant cursing, and bickering until both parties are too exhausted to attack each other and just agree on signing those liberating documents – this is the usual scenario in divorce cases.
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