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EPISODE · Mar 12, 2020 · 38 MIN

How Modern Relationships are Changing

from The State of Us · host TrueChat

Researchers recently asked three married couples that consisted of heterosexual, gay, and lesbian partners, to keep daily diaries to track marital stress. The results showed that same sex spouses feel more satisfied than different sex couples. Recent data also suggests that some older couples are staying together by living a part. Justin and Lance discuss why this might be the case and what all couples can do to have a stronger relationship.tags: tsou, marriage, gay, old, seniors, couples, lgbt, life, house, straight, lesbian, relationships, communication, chores, laundry, dishes, children, cleaning, cooking, lance jackson, justin weller

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