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Follows Greg and Em Butler's valiant but often misguided efforts to keep their marriage afloat in a sea of teenage dramas, money troubles, wayward turtles, career wobbles, prickly in-laws and shopping trolley malfunctions. Cast. Peter Helliar, Lisa McCune, Phil Lloyd. Executive Producers. Emma Fitzsimons, Andrea Denholm, Peter Helliar
Mar 26, 2020 · How to Stay Married, Season 2 Episode 4, is available to watch free on Tubi TV and stream on Princess Pictures and Pablo Pictures. You can also stream, download, buy, rent How to Stay Married on demand at Amazon Prime online.
Watch How to Stay Married - S2:E4 The BBQ (2020) Online for Free | The Roku Channel | Roku. When Em's father and stepmother come over for a family BBQ, Greg attempts to ask them for money.
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- Never leave the house without saying goodbye. Don't forget to give your spouse a hug and a kiss before you leave for work. It doesn't take more than a few seconds and can make a big difference in your relationship.
- When bringing up a complaint or criticism, start with a compliment first. Nobody enjoys hearing about the things they're doing wrong, even when it's necessary.
- Use laughter to your advantage. Even in tense situations, sometimes all you need is a moment of levity to change the tone of the conversation. "If something frustrating is happening, try easing the tension with a bit of humor," suggests Tessina.
- Split the household chores evenly. Make sure that it's not just you or just your spouse who is taking care of your household. One 2013 study published in the Journal of Family Issues found that couples were happier when they shared household and child-rearing duties.
- Remember Your Commitment
- Assume The Best of One Another
- Stop Stonewalling
- Don’T Ever Stop Trying
- Communicate Respectfully
- Always Be Flexible
- Be Willing to Grow and Learn
- Stop Invalidating
- Use A Special Code
- Stay Curious
(Jeff Goldblum voice) Life, uhhhh, finds a way…to burden partners with a lot of different obstacles. The busy and unpredictable nature of it all can obscure a very important fact: You are in this together. You both signed up to stay true and together during whatever comes your way. And the foundation you’ve built needs to always be top of mind — an...
Whatever happens, it’s important to understand that your partner probably had the best intentions. To assume makes an ass out of you and me, sure. But it’s helpful to maintain the assumption that your partner — however flawed and irritating they seem at times — had the best results in mind, despite the outcome. “If you assume your partner is doing ...
One of therapist John Gottman’s four horsemen of the apocalypse — i.e. the traits that doom a marriage — “stonewalling” is as common as it is incredibly corrosive. It’s the act of shutting down during an argument. The person stonewalling stops responding and maintains a calm exterior, which tells their partner that they don’t care at all about what...
Happiness can be a kind of trap because it comes in short bursts. It’s like watching a football game with non-stop scoring. It’s great for a quarter, then it becomes boring. You have to strive for contentedness, which is a continuous state of mind, and one that feels doable. “Being happy comes with pressure. It makes it sound like it’s the partner’...
Good communicationis the backbone of any relationship. No, you don’t have to act like that special breed of weirdo couples who seems to never ever argue or get on one another’s nerves (trust us, they do). Rather, you need to argue and attack the issues at hand without getting defensive, digging up the past and throwing it in the other’s face, dismi...
Life throws a lot of haymakers our way. And it’s important for partners to understand and anticipate that, well, they can’t anticipate anything and must therefore react with flexibility. “Unexpected events, expenses, and situations come up in relationships,” says Zinn. “If we are too rigid, we resist facing the unexpected. A couple’s ability to ‘go...
Spoiler alert: Everyone screws up, says dumb things, gets stuff wrong. It’s all about how people react that defines a relationship. “If we are willing to learn from our mistakes as they relate to our partner’s needs and desires, we will thrive – personally, and in the relationship,” says Zinn. “The willingness to admit mistakes, and apologize since...
Emotional invalidation is a frequent — and sinister — force in relationships. It occurs when someone discounts their partner’s feelings, implying that, for them to be saying or doing something, they must be either crazy, stupid, or some combination of the two. It can happen in a quick, almost casual manner (“That’s ridiculous”), or it can even be d...
A good rule to consider: think about a secret signal or code to share with your partner. Yes, this will make you feel like spies which is always cool. But it also helps if one person needs to ask for a time-out during an argument or needs to leave a party where they feel uncomfortable. Maybe it’s Tabasco. Maybe it’s Kookamunga. Whatever the case, w...
There’s no way around it: Growth as a couple or an individual requires curiosity. Being curious together can result in tremendous learning experiences that strengthen your relationship. “In difficult or challenging situations, you can both learn from what makes those situations hard for you,” says Zinn. “And you’ll grow in the process. In this way ...
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Jul 30, 2024 · 21 Key secrets to a successful marriage. The effort that goes into a successful marriage (read happy, functional, and fulfilling) is the type of work that can be fun and therapeutic. Read on to learn their 21 keys to a successful and happy marriage. 1. Be independent. Independence was rated extremely important in a marriage.
Nov 8, 2018 · Where to Watch How to Stay Married. How to Stay Married is available for streaming on the Princess Pictures and Pablo Pictures website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch How to Stay Married on demand at Amazon Prime and Tubi TV. Genres. Comedy.
