The article explores how marital communication often deteriorates over time due to the busy nature of life. Initially characterized by deep connection and understanding, couples may find themselves drifting apart, despite their physical presence. This shift isn't due to overt conflict but originates from minor, accumulated moments of disconnection. The author highlights the importance of restoring meaningful communication to strengthen intimacy and trust, identifying that couples need to recognize these habits to reconnect meaningfully.
The shift from attentive partners to distracted roommates doesn't happen overnight. It's a gradual fade, driven by the realities of life and unchecked habits.
When listening fades, disconnection creeps in. It's not about malice-it's about habits that erode the foundation of your marriage.
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