Yes. It do...

Sometimes I wonder why it seems necessary to spend so much time when married trying to keep the spark alive. I don't ever remember trying to do that and one of my marriages lasted fourteen years, before he passed away.
We just went along day after day doing the ordinary things married people do. There was no particular effort put on keeping anything alive, it was alive and kicking. Were we special, or are there others who sustain their marriage without having to force anything?

Great point chatty. I'd have to say that while raising the kids, we made sure we had some kind of date or time together every week. Back then, we dhad to make an effort to do so. Now, we have almost all our time to ourselves.

Here's the scoop that's posted in another forum about the teleseminar the NABBW is doing this week:

Ladies, here is a heads up about an upcoming Teleseminar called, "Successful Marriages - Find the bliss ... And keep it!"

Join us on Thursday, February 26, at 3:00 pm EST, when Joanie Winberg, NABBW Divorce expert, and founder of the National Association of Divorce for Women and Children, will be offering the members of the NABBW key tips for finding the bliss in your marriage, and importantly, how it keep it!

Joanie will be offering 5 Tips on How to Enjoy a Happy Marriage and Keep it That Way and as always, they will be followed with a "Question and Answer" period at the end.

If you would like to feel like you did when you were dating your mate, or if you want more excitement, a deeper connection, or maybe just want to feel heard, then join us and learn 5 tips that will re-energize your marriage and create the marriage you have always dreamed of. Learn the surprising reasons people are sabotaging their marriages and how you can avoid this pitfall!


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what... insecure, paronoid, and vaglie amused all the time? lol

sorry that was a joke (and ment at no one in particulare lol )

teleseminare sounds good.

id like to know the answere to that one too chattie?

is it an attitude thing previlent to todays times, divorce being easier,

or when younger people just more in the day coping with the caose of gettign to know each other or dealing with jobs, kids etc.

mj scott clames love only reallie begines or we only really learn love properlay for most or can be called love properly AFTER 10 years of marrige. Anyone agree?

Be sure that the couple maintain good communication, when both reach home from work be sure to share what had happen to you the whole just to have a simple conversation.