Second half of day, Mr. Love, was talking about resentment being the poison within a relationship.

Yeah.

Which is very difficult when you have kids.

I can't even front. Like if I was in her position and I was the one, you know what I'm saying, like with the kids a lot of the time and stuff, like I could feel the same.

You know, but like I said, I'm lucky.

But the acknowledgement, I think, is really important.

It's hard for a lot of people to do, to acknowledge, to say, like, I recognize that you're doing more for me.

And maybe I can't provide more time because time is finite, but I can give you what

I have an abundance of.

And that is gratitude and acknowledgement.

In 2021, Harvard helped did a giant gratitude study and found that couples who show gratitude

for their partner and who expressed that gratitude regularly are more satisfied with their

relationship.

University of California, Berkeley's research team referenced gratitude as the quiet

difference maker in relationship formation.

And the Journal of Social and Personal Relationships reported that individuals who feel appreciating gratitude as the quiet difference maker in relationship formation.

And the Journal of Social and Personal Relationships reported that individuals who feel appreciated by their partners have better functioning relationships that are less likely to be impacted

by ineffective arguing and even financial stress.

I could go on and on and maybe I should because as obvious as it is that a little gratitude goes a very long way, it's a lot less common than you'd hope it would be.

A reading from my Instagram.

Took her away for the weekend, posted a birthday pick with the caption, and they have the cap then shun.

That's funny.

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