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Friday, Feb 24, 2012 (12:59 PM) at LemuelHatfield
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Posted by Sammie Boyer
(That's why the preferable answer here is false.)

People often tell me they assume that if they're just feeling very negative things toward their spouse, this is one indication that their marriage isn't worth the difficulty to save it. I actually disagree with this particular. If ANY feelings are still there, to me, it indicates that you still care and are invested enough to help respond. Numbness is worse than negative feelings as much as marriages go, even if it doesn't feel that way at the time. Even hurt or indecision can be good signs that this feelings aren't completely dead.

Question #2: My Spouse And I No longer Have Any Common Earth: I often suggest that people focus on things that bring them together when they are attempting to save their marriage, especially at first when things are nevertheless awkward and forced. To be able to agree on core things (even if you can only agree that marriage is in trouble and you ought to save it) provides a starting point on which you'll both focus. This makes the whole process a little easier to navigate and unfortunately your shared values gives you something on which you can place your focus.

Lacking any common ground doesn't always mean that your marriage isn't value saving, but it can mean that you have a harder time and struggle a bit more when attempting this. If the answer to this question isn't obvious to you, then take some time for you to reflect on where it's possible you'll or may not get common focus.

Issue #3: If I Test, I Can Remember The good Times In My Marriage. When I Look Back, I Can Recognize Good Qualities Inside my Spouse (And Good Memories With them:) The obvious preferred answer here is true. When trying to conserve your marriage, there's fundamental distinction between being disappointed or disenchanted along with the marriage and having a lot of these same feelings about your partner. But the issues do not define your marriage. The people define the marriage. Their own actions, behaviors, and routines define their marriage. If you have fallen into bad habits, then you must be willing to change course even if that is uncomfortable and feels foreign when.

At circumstances, you may have to remain the one to make the first move or say what needs to be said. Both people can't sit there and wait for the other to get the move. Sometimes, improving or saving your marriage involves taking a deep breathe and scuba dving in.

Easily Answered Wrong Does This Mean My Marriage Isn't Value Saving?: Absolutely not necessarily. These questions were just designed to show you where your strengths, weaknesses, advantages, and disadvantages are. If you see something here that inspires you to take action, make a change, or require a chance, then that's the complete point.

And guess what happens? The fact that you researched the information in this article and sat down and got to the end tells me something vital. It tells me that you are still invested in your marriage - and this could certainly be an indicating that your marriage is one that is worth saving.
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