“Unlocking the Secrets of Lasting Love: An Outsider’s Bold Perspective on Marriage”
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Have you ever stopped to think about what really keeps marriages afloat? It’s a question as old as time, and yet it seems so many people are quick to jump ship at the first sign of choppy waters. Recently, my husband and I found ourselves in an intriguing conversation with a remarkable woman—a Virgo with a Gemini moon, no less—who had some enlightening thoughts on the matter. In her view, the idea that couples need to get along all the time is utterly ridiculous! If we divorced every time there was a disagreement, well, let’s just say we’d all be living alone in tiny homes by now! Join me as I delve into this unexpected perspective, which serves as a refreshing counter to the endless divorce rhetoric that seems to permeate our culture. Life, after all, is about more than just getting along! LEARN MORE.
My husband and I were talking to a gal we met, recently. She a Virgo with a Gemini moon and Mars in Sagittarius squaring her Mercury, also in Virgo. She’s exactly as you’d expect. Smart, open and opinionated. She’s in her early 70’s.
She was telling us about her neighbors who were selling their big house. “They’re getting divorced,” she explained.
“Why are the getting divorced?” my husband asked.
“I don’t know,” she said, dramatically. “They’re not getting along. Not getting along? That’s no reason to get a divorce! Nobody gets along!” she, howled. “If everyone I know who does get along, got divorced, no one would be married! I don’t think I know anyone who gets along. But this is what they’re doin’. They’re divorcing and now there is a beautiful home on the market.”
I offer this as a counter to all the material out there, suggesting you divorce for whatever reason.
I think she makes a good point as there is a lot more to life, than getting along.
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