Relationships

This Is How You Keep The Romance Alive In Your Marriage, According To Dr. Jordan Peterson

Whether you've been married for 12 months or 20 years, it's important to maintain a level of romantic intimacy with your husband. Dr. Jordan Peterson gives sound advice on how to keep the spark alive, especially when you have children and many responsibilities to manage.

By Gina Florio2 min read
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It's all too easy to let the romance die out in your marriage, even if you've only been married for a couple years. Things only get harder when you have children and priorities change. After all, having a baby will focus most of your attention away from one another and on this new child. The two-year itch and seven-year itch are very real phenomena, and these are often the times in a marriage when couples see the spark die out or they start to feel bored with one another. Psychologist Dr. Jordan Peterson speaks often about what constitutes a healthy marriage, and he offered some specific advice on how to keep the romance alive and well in your marriage, no matter how long you've been together (and no matter how many children you have).