A psychologist suggests that lasting marriages are not problem-free but rather characterized by partners learning to manage recurring conflicts and maintain affection. Research indicates that many marital disputes are perpetual, stemming from fundamental differences in personality or needs, and couples benefit more from learning to navigate these disagreements without causing further damage than from attempting to resolve them entirely. Additionally, maintaining fondness and respect requires active and consistent expression, as these sentiments can diminish if not regularly reinforced through words and gestures. AI
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