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LOVERS by Shan

The Year I Decided I’d Never Divorce My Husband

LOVERS by Shan

Lemonada Media

Relationships, Society & Culture, Sexuality, Health & Fitness

5.05.7K Ratings

🗓️ 22 April 2026

⏱️ 36 minutes

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Summary

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In this episode of Lovers, Jared and I sit down on vacation for a conversation we’ve never had this honestly before.

This is our seventh year of marriage, the year people warn you about. The year of the “seven-year itch.” And while we’ve built a life together, kids, history, love, this was the first year I really sat with a truth that surprised even me.

For a long time, I wasn’t fully certain we would stay married forever.

In this conversation, we talk about what it actually feels like to be years into a relationship, how having children changes the dynamic between partners, and why even strong marriages go through seasons of doubt, distance, and recalibration.

We share the fears we had going into year seven, the honest ways our relationship has been tested, and what ultimately shifted for me to say, fully and consciously, that this is the person I’m choosing for life.

This episode isn’t about perfect love. It’s about commitment, growth, and what it really takes to stay.

If you’ve ever wondered whether your relationship can survive the hard seasons, or questioned what long-term love is supposed to feel like, this conversation is for you.

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0:00.0

Hey, it's Julie Lue Dreyfus from Wiser Than Me, etc.

0:04.7

Just popping in with a little reality check.

0:07.8

Food waste shouldn't exist.

0:10.2

There is no reason that our leftovers should end up in a landfill,

0:14.0

but that's the final destination for about a third of the food we grow.

0:18.4

Our ancestors would be confused.

0:23.0

They use their food scraps as compost,

0:29.0

or as animal feed, or in weird soups, all the stuff we did before garbage was invented.

0:36.1

But composting is hard work. Living with a bucket of rotten food on your counter is gross.

0:39.7

Most food goes in the trash because it's easy,

0:45.1

and these days we'll take any easy we can get. But now there's something easier.

0:53.4

Drop your scraps in a mill food recycler. It looks like a kitchen bin and an iPhone had a baby. It takes nearly anything, even meat and bones.

0:56.9

It works automatically.

0:58.3

You can keep filling it for weeks, and it never smells.

1:02.9

When you finally empty it, you've got these nutrient-rich grounds.

1:06.9

Use them in your garden, pour them in your green bin, or have mill get them to a small farm,

1:12.5

so the food you don't eat can help grow the food you do, just like it should be.

1:18.7

It's why I own a mill, why I invest in mill, and why I'm still obsessed with my mill.

1:25.0

If you want to get obsessed to, go to mill.com slash wiser to get $75 off.

1:31.4

That's mill.com slash wiser for $75 off.

1:36.3

Seven year itch. Yeah. You know, there's this idea that things change in seven years. And now that

1:41.2

we're seven years in, would you say things are different? I would say

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