Why You Got Married Might Be the Key to Saving It

When was the last time you asked yourself — why did I get married?

It sounds simple, but it’s one of the most clarifying conversations you can have with your spouse. Because your reasons for getting married might not be the same as theirs.

Maybe you got married because you wanted security, companionship, or partnership. Maybe they wanted legacy, purpose, or family. Neither is wrong — but not understanding each other’s why can lead to years of unmet expectations.

You don’t have to “fix” those differences. You just have to understand them.
When you do, you stop fighting against each other and start understanding what drives the other’s heart.

This is the kind of work we do inside Marriage in Bloom — a six-month intensive that helps couples uncover what’s underneath the surface of disconnection and rebuild lasting unity.
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