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	<title>Comments on: THE Reason Why Marriages Struggle</title>
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		<title>By: Mandy</title>
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		<dc:creator>Mandy</dc:creator>
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		<description>As someone who is recently divorced, I want to say I agree with this 100% and that is hard to admit because it means taking blame on myself too. I hope that at least one person reads this post and changes something they are doing or not doing. Marriage is hard but divorce is excruciating (or it is for me.) I wouldn&#039;t wish it on anyone. 

I do want to add that it is crucial that both husband and wife are doing what they need to be doing - at the same time (all the time) preferably. In my opinion, when only one is doing what they need to be doing, it can lead to the &quot;presenting problems&quot; that you outline and resentment/bitterness. Even if it switches back and forth between who is doing the right thing, that doesn&#039;t offer the picture of what marriage is supposed to look like - it has to be both doing what should be done in the relationship.

Thanks for this post - even if it is hard to read at this point in my life.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>As someone who is recently divorced, I want to say I agree with this 100% and that is hard to admit because it means taking blame on myself too. I hope that at least one person reads this post and changes something they are doing or not doing. Marriage is hard but divorce is excruciating (or it is for me.) I wouldn&#8217;t wish it on anyone. </p>
<p>I do want to add that it is crucial that both husband and wife are doing what they need to be doing &#8211; at the same time (all the time) preferably. In my opinion, when only one is doing what they need to be doing, it can lead to the &#8220;presenting problems&#8221; that you outline and resentment/bitterness. Even if it switches back and forth between who is doing the right thing, that doesn&#8217;t offer the picture of what marriage is supposed to look like &#8211; it has to be both doing what should be done in the relationship.</p>
<p>Thanks for this post &#8211; even if it is hard to read at this point in my life.</p>
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