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If you have feelings over here and ideas over here, far better to share those with each other.

You know, you share your perspective, she shares her perspective.

We're on a team. And it's not that one person always gets to do what they want to do.

We share each other's ideas, try to listen to each other, see their perspective, because sometimes

after we really see their perspective, we can honestly say, well, you know, honey, I think it's best,

I think what you have in mind is the best way to go on that. Well, that's Dr. Gary Chapman,

sharing some simple ways to make your marriage stronger and better. Thanks for joining us today

for Focus on the Family with Jim Daly. I'm John Fuller. You know, John, marriage is such a gift,

and I get to do life with my best friend, Gene.

I mean, sometimes she doesn't feel like a best friend.

Not because of her, it's because of me.

But, you know, we just keep moving forward and build the relationship and try to do it better and better and better.

But I don't think any couple is, you know, secure from some kind of issue that might arise.

And, you know, as you get older, you get more mature, you handle them probably with a little

less intensity and those kinds of things.

And that's a great place to be.

But not everybody is going to get married.

I know that one of the great criticisms is we make marriage and idle focus on the family

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