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Self-Discipline and Marriage, The Disciplines of Listening, Total…
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Birds of a Feather
You will always be attracted to people and most compatible with those who have the greatest number of fundamental values in common with yourself.
People will often point out that there are happy couples who vote for different parties or come from different religious backgrounds.
This intensity determines if a person is absolute and unbending or relaxed and flexible in his or her adherence to a particular belief about a particular part of life.
People can love and live together happily for many years even though they support different political parties, as long as political belief is not so important to either of them that it takes precedence over more important elements of their relationship such as children, family, and values.
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Be willing to change
Every marriage is a “work in progress.” As time passes, the nature of your marriage will change, usually in positive and constructive ways.
To keep your relationship happy, harmonious, and growing, you must be willing to change in response to changing circumstances, especially having children and watching them grow up.
First, you can do more of some things. Second, you can do less of other things. Third, you can start something that you have never done before. And fourth, you can stop certain things altogether.
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