Save Your MarriageDay 12
Hold on a little longer
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Day 12. Today is about touch.
When a marriage drifts, affection is usually one of the first things to go. Not all at once. Just less. A quick peck instead of a real hug. Sitting on opposite ends of the couch. Passing in the hallway like coworkers.
Touch matters. A long hug, the kind that lasts longer than feels normal, can calm you both down and remind you that you're on the same side.
the rest is in the app
Today's four
- GiveOffer one long hug today, twenty seconds, only if it's welcome
- TalkSay one short, warm thing while you're close, like I'm glad you're home
- GrowNotice how often you touch each other in a normal day
- JournalWhen did you stop being affectionate, and why?
This program is for marriages that are struggling, not for relationships where you are being hurt, threatened, or controlled. If that is you, call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233.
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