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For me, the Marriage.com forum turned out to be a better place to confide in about my marriage problems than anywhere else. It’s funny how you think that you are the only one facing a problem until you find hundreds of people going through the same. It really helped me cope with the fact that my partner had cheated on me with someone I knew. Not that I am ready to forgive him yet, still it helps to know that I am not completely at fault here and that this can happen to anyone. After discussions with other people on the forum, I can also see that there were issues in my marriage that I need to work on whether this case of infidelity had happened or not. So right now I am focusing on maintaining my sanity and reading up on as much expert advice as possible on the website.

I find the articles on Marriage.com to be full of helpful insights. My friend is a regular reader and I also read the marriage advice section from time to time. The website has a mix of content from the light reads on everyday situations to complex topics like how to handle a separation. I even recommend looking for marriage therapists and counselors here as the site has a huge listing of professionals with their verified details so it becomes easy to find one near you.

Totally recommend the Marriage.com quizzes It’s been a rough time during the Covid-19 quarantine period but my girlfriend and I have realized during the lockdown how much we like playing quizzes on relationships! Every evening after finishing off our work (and sometimes, almost the entire day on weekends) we just can’t get enough of playing quizzes on Marriage.com. I actually discovered it after my favorite Youtuber Pewdiepie talked about playing this really cool one called Are we ready to get married? in one of his videos. I totally recommend playing the ones that let you decide about whether you should move in together, how much you love your partner and what kind of relationship you want. Fun aside, these really helped us gain a new perspective and understanding about where we stand as a couple.

"Marriage.com has some beautiful and inspiring quotes on marriage, love, relationships, forgiveness and so much more! My partner and I are in a long distance relationship and often times it's frustrating. There were times when both of us would be riddled with the pain of separation, doubts, misplaced fear, and insecurities. We would end up having warped visions of what the other was up to and if we had the strength to go through the hardships of our long distance relationship dynamics. That's when one of the days, I stumbled upon inspiring love quotes on Marriage.com. The beauty of these quotes was that it effectively reinstated my faith, love, and belief in the sanctity of our relationship. I immediately shared it with my spouse. He responded by sharing some of the most beautiful quotes on Marriage.com, that he felt resonated with us. That brought a smile on my face and a spring in my step! Thanks, Marriage.com"

My husband and I had an otherwise great relationship, except for marriage finances that threw a wedge in our relationship happiness. So much so that money conflicts were leading to constant marital strife. Initially, we had this misguided notion that to be a happy couple, love would suffice. We tried to resolve our financial issues, but we were just doing the same thing and expecting a different result. When we both got tired fighting like raging bulls, we realized we needed help! That's when we looked for help on marriage finances on the net. Marriage.com turned out to be a great resource with an exhaustive content on managing marital finances, building and sharing financial goals, learning about financial mistakes that ruin marriages and corrective measures to overcome serious money problems in marriage. We were lucky enough to get timely help with Marriage.com before marriage finances pushed our relationship to an untimely divorce! As a couple, we would highly recommend it to others to give it a read.

I married a woman against the wishes of my family. I spent a small fortune on the wedding. Unfortunately, a few years after the marriage, my wife and I realized that things were not going to work out between us. However, getting a divorce was something that my family was advised against. My wife was financially dependent on me and did not own any property. I had already spent quite a significant amount on the wedding, so my family was afraid that she might fleece me more in the name of alimony. Though my wife wasn't a woman who could cheat anybody for money, things were sour between us and a part of me was scared. I looked on the net for some divorce advice. I was pleasantly surprised that the size of the body of legal information about divorce that was there on the website, Marriage.com. It really helped me understand a lot of things. It helped me move past the fear of losing my money to my now ex-wife.

Not even an accurate representation of marriage. All BS

I had been dealing with some issues in my marriage for some time. I was looking for a counselor and I knew there was one my neighborhood. I felt shy about walking right through her office and getting an appointment. I contemplated a million times that I should at least take one session from her but I could never bring myself to do it. One day I googled her name and saw her profile on Marriage.com. She had written a couple of articles on the website. I read them and I can't tell you how much they resonated with me. In her articles, she was talking about the exact problem I was facing in my relationship. I was still hesitant though. So, I decided to email her( her email was mentioned in the profile). She responded and her response compelled me to see her. I have been taking sessions with her and it has been immensely fruitful. Thanks, Marriage.com.