This is what harms married people’s happiness the most
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HUFFPOST: THE GOOD LIFE - Parenting
If you guessed kids, you are right: research has shown that marital happiness declines after becoming a parent, especially
during the first year of a child’s life. The good news is, it does recover — especially if you are willing to put in some work. We
talked to therapists about all the major stressors to marital happiness and how to navigate them. Read on for that and other
noteworthy stories.
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