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Marriage flourishes when you are completely honest, open and fully present with each other.www.marriagehelp-newyork.com Read more

The fact is most of us do not take marriage seriously. We get so caught up with other demands that our marriage falls to the bottom of our "to do" Read more

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To share an “in love” passion, inside the bedroom and out, you cannot be selfish.www.marriagehelp-newyork.com Read more

"You make it clear that your partner is your top priority when they see that you are willing and able to have their happiness and well being be just as Read more

You can use the daily give and take between you and your partner, especially the difficult moments, as opportunities to deliberately stretch past your selfish self to be more caring.www.marriagehelp-newyork.com Read more

As you make progress in your relationship your “me first” ego no longer has exclusive control, a more unselfish, caring aspect of yourself emerges. www.marriagehelp-newyork.com Read more

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You make it clear that your partner is your top priority when they see that you are willing and able to have their happiness and well being be just as Read more

Can you describe what makes your partner feel happy and unhappy in your relationship? Not your opinion about it, but what it is that she/he actually thinks and feels, what Read more

A happy marriage means not being selfish and we are all, to varying degrees selfish that's why marriage is a challenge.www.marriagehelp-newyork Read more

Your present pattern of holding onto hurts and angers is coloring how you see and react to one another. www.marriagehelp-newyork.com Read more

Don't let your ego play the blame game and spend a lot of energy making yourself right and your partner wrong.www.marriagehelp-newyork.com Read more

In a well functioning relationship we are each aware of not being critical and judgmental of ourselves and of each other. www.marriagehelp-newyork.com Read more

In a healthy relationship each partner is aware of excessive self-centered "me" thinking.  “Me Thinking”: The voice of your ego inside your head constantly chattering about self-centered concerns having to do Read more

Having empathy and feeling compassion is what love looks like in a good relationship. www.marriagehelp-newyork.com Read more