how to fix a marriage

Remember that children’s story?  Goldilocks, lost in the woods, stumbles upon the bear family home — which they had just left.  Inside, she finds one bowl of porridge too hot, one too cold, and one just right.  Same with chairs:  one too soft, one too hard, and one just right. Same with beds:  one too soft, one too hard, and one just right.  Goldilocks picks (duh) the “just right” option and falls asleep.

But remember:  the too hot/cold, too hard/soft items were not too hard/soft, hot/cold for other members of the bear family.  We all have “just rights” that are just right to us — not to others.

And that is true with marriage.  Healthy marriages are built to be “just right” to both people.  In hurting marriages, it may not be “just right” for either.  Or it may only be “just right” to one. Both situations can cause strife, conflict, and pain.

This week, let’s talk about how the “Goldilocks Principle” applies to marriage — and how you might be able to get to a “just right” relationship.

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