Getting passion back in a marriage: even the most loving relationships can fall victim to the stress of everyday life - but the spark can be reignited

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Married people can lose sight of the passion that initially brought them together as family responsibilities overtake them. They can find the passion again by sharing a feeling of exhilaration, spending time together and being playful.

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My husband's a cheapskate

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Different attitudes toward money can drastically affect marriages. A counselor suggests to one married couple who disagree on how to spend and save money that they trust one another and uncover underlying causes and issues.

Social aspects, Money, Interpersonal relations

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Time for me

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Temporary separations between married people often allows them to pursue individual needs and desires. The reunions also provide greater appreciation of one's spouse.

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