“I Love You, But I’m NOT IN Love”
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That one phrase has sent more marriages into a downward spiral than any other: “I love you, but I’m not IN LOVE with you.”
What does that even mean?
Notice that the phrase is uttered BECAUSE things are not where they need to be.
But there is a fork in the road here. IF you know what this is about, it can be an opportunity to rebuild, to find a better path to a better marriage.
But if you don’t know what this is about, and what to do about it, your next actions can accelerate the downward spiral. It can rapidly go from “love you, but not in love,” to “I want a divorce.” It just doesn’t have to.
In this week’s podcast, I let you in on what this phrase REALLY means, and what to do about it.
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