Who doesn't love a happily ever after story? But what we don't always see is the work it takes to get there (you know, once the honeymoon phase is long over).
Couples who have been married for 20+ years, I want to hear from you! What's your "unspoken rule" for a successful marriage?
Maybe you've learned to leave the past in the past and not dwell on old arguments.
Perhaps you know little things like cooking your S.O.'s favorite meal or saying "good morning" can actually be pretty big?
Or, maybe you and your partner always carve out time to check in with each other and have a real one-on-one convo before the day is over?
