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10 Loving Phrases That Can Keep You and Your Partner in Love

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By Marni Feuerman, Carly Snyder
| Verywell Mind
Saying "You look great" can keep your physical attraction strong over the years. Remember to say "Thank you" to show that you notice and appreciate your partner. Saying "We'll get through it" shows your partner that you are a team and will face challenges together. When a relationship is new, both of you are seeing the world through rose-colored glasses. Everything is fresh and new. As you look at each other, you see someone who is exciting and perfect.
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Emotionally Focused Therapy: How It Helps Couples

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By Marni Feuerman, Steven Gans
| Verywell Mind
SDI Productions / Getty Images Emotionally focused therapy (EFT) helps people understand their attachments to others to improve their relationships. EFT helps couples see how their fears affect their relationship and learn to be more empathetic and engaged. Emotionally focused therapy (EFT) is a type of short-term treatment used to improve attachment and bonding in adult relationships. Sue Johnson and Les Greenberg developed EFT in the 1980s.
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Porn in Marriage: Is Pornography Destroying Your Marriage?

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By Marni Feuerman, Carly Snyder
| Verywell Mind
Porn can harm relationships by causing secretive behavior and reducing intimacy. Some people use porn to cope with stress or loneliness. If porn is a problem, talk openly with your partner and consider seeking help. The question of whether porn in marriage is okay or destructive is a common concern for many couples. Since pornography's migration from magazines and videos to a digital format, it is readily accessible, easily kept private, and anonymous.
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