

30 Years of Marriage: 3 Things About Relationships I Wish Someone Told Me Sooner
Today is Mel’s 30th wedding anniversary. And she couldn't think of a better way to celebrate than to have a sit down conversation with her husband Chris about the lessons they've learned along the way. This episode isn’t about the highlights – it’s talking about the hard lessons that have shaped their marriage these…

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“Long relationships aren’t built by never struggling. They’re built by two people repeatedly deciding the relationship is worth repairing.”
“My husband and I are not in a good place. We agreed for him to stay at his office last week. I was a mess because I feel defeated. I asked him to come home. We agreed to put our problems on pause over the weekend and continue with our kayak…”
“Happy 30th Wedding Anniversary, Mel And Chris!! ❤❤”
“Thank you for the authenticity! I am single, but my parents just celebrated 63 years of marriage; they still hold hands wherever they go!”
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