The Most Eye-Opening Conversation on Marriage & Love You Will Ever Hear (From #1 Divorce Lawyer)
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Top Comments (10)
After 28 years of marriage, my husband said to me last night, "If we were dating, I would choose you all over again". Heart melt! Luckiest girl here!!
Most relationships don’t collapse from one big moment. They slowly drift apart from small habits repeated over time.
My parents have been married since 1960 - over 60 years ago. They still hold hands, kiss, and talk about their wedding day with tears in their eyes. My dad looks at my mom with so much love. I don’t take it for granted for one moment. What a gift.
This conversation was everything I needed to hear. It confirmed so much of what I've been learning from book Hollow Intimacy, that love isn't just a feeling, it's a practice. That the distance in marriage doesn't happen overnight. That we have to find ourselves before we can truly connect with someone else. If this conversation opened your eyes, read that book.
This guy is way more than a lawyer…he is such a gift.
I’ve watched James in so many podcasts and yet he still stops me in my tracks. One of the most articulate, attractive, insightful, emotionally intelligent men I’ve come across. Thank you.
I'm in 45 minutes and all I can think is, why isn't he a marriage counselor?
Wow, Mr. Sexton is a very emotionally intelligent man. He knows his stuff. Extremely insightful, one of the best you’ve had on your show.
This conversation is very enlightening to me now. My first divorce was 19 years ago, and I can remember clearly my mother told me , she is too young to get married, I was too young myself to understand what I was being told. Our marriage ended almost 15 years later in divorce, she said we grew apart. I have to agree completely now, we didn't do things to keep us growing together over the years
My husband and I disconnected years ago. I found out I had been plowing ahead for a destination I chose on my own (thought we had the same, I was wrong, our kids are great though :) while he was "trying to climb out the back window" from the very start pretty much (thank you online history that logs everything). We still sleep in the same bed (25 years of "marriage" plus another 2 years of purgatory, so 27 years so far, both of us deeply unhappy by now), I think it makes him think we're still "connected" somehow, last year I got a bigger wider bed, best sleep I had in years....
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Top Comments (10)
After 28 years of marriage, my husband said to me last night, "If we were dating, I would choose you all over again". Heart melt! Luckiest girl here!!
Most relationships don’t collapse from one big moment. They slowly drift apart from small habits repeated over time.
My parents have been married since 1960 - over 60 years ago. They still hold hands, kiss, and talk about their wedding day with tears in their eyes. My dad looks at my mom with so much love. I don’t take it for granted for one moment. What a gift.
This conversation was everything I needed to hear. It confirmed so much of what I've been learning from book Hollow Intimacy, that love isn't just a feeling, it's a practice. That the distance in marriage doesn't happen overnight. That we have to find ourselves before we can truly connect with someone else. If this conversation opened your eyes, read that book.
This guy is way more than a lawyer…he is such a gift.
I’ve watched James in so many podcasts and yet he still stops me in my tracks. One of the most articulate, attractive, insightful, emotionally intelligent men I’ve come across. Thank you.
I'm in 45 minutes and all I can think is, why isn't he a marriage counselor?
Wow, Mr. Sexton is a very emotionally intelligent man. He knows his stuff. Extremely insightful, one of the best you’ve had on your show.
This conversation is very enlightening to me now. My first divorce was 19 years ago, and I can remember clearly my mother told me , she is too young to get married, I was too young myself to understand what I was being told. Our marriage ended almost 15 years later in divorce, she said we grew apart. I have to agree completely now, we didn't do things to keep us growing together over the years
My husband and I disconnected years ago. I found out I had been plowing ahead for a destination I chose on my own (thought we had the same, I was wrong, our kids are great though :) while he was "trying to climb out the back window" from the very start pretty much (thank you online history that logs everything). We still sleep in the same bed (25 years of "marriage" plus another 2 years of purgatory, so 27 years so far, both of us deeply unhappy by now), I think it makes him think we're still "connected" somehow, last year I got a bigger wider bed, best sleep I had in years....