
3 Things Happy Couples Should NEVER Say (Or Even Think)
About this episode
Have you ever wondered if marriage should just "click" when it's meant to be?
In this episode, Addison and Juli tackle three destructive myths that can silently erode relationships. Drawing from their own 18 years of marriage, they share how expectations like "if they loved me, they'd just know" and "my spouse is the problem" create distance instead of connection.
Whether you're struggling with unspoken expectations or seeking to strengthen your relationship, this message offers hope and practical steps for building a thriving marriage.
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