Jun 23, 2020 53 min

MARRIAGE

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This episode discusses marriage in modern times. Betsy introduces the question; is marriage a dying institution? We get a perspective from the ladies on what they think about the current state of marriage as an institution. The ladies discuss why there is a breakdown in relationships in modern times. What can we do to avoid relationship breakdown. How can we make sure our marriage and relationships last longer without conflict. They discuss communication, love languages and how the journey starts with yourself. Great relationships require you to move beyond fears and insecurities and do the hard work to move wounds into healing.

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