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Ashley Willis

Why Your Spouse Can’t (and Shouldn’t) Fulfill Your Every Need

Last updated on: November 8, 2017 at 12:32 pm   by Ashley Willis

Why Your Spouse Can’t (and Shouldn’t) Fulfill Your Every Need 2017-11-08T12:32:33-04:00 Ashley Willis

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When we marry, we often believe the myth that our spouse is somehow going to fulfill our every need, and we are somehow going to fulfill his/hers, too.  But, over time, we find out that this kind of pressure only leads to major disappointment, frustration, and marital arguments.  Some couples even start throw statements around like, “Maybe we’re just not meant to be” or “We’re not a good fit after all” or “I guess he/she just doesn’t complete me.”  Sound familiar?
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