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13 Myths About Marriage That No One Should Believe

Saying 'I do' is not a beautiful end, like you see in movies where they live happily ever after. Instead, saying 'I do' is a beautiful beginning, and even though…

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6. Myth: You’ll automatically know what the other person is thinking.

Just because the love is so strong at the beginning of a relationship, some couples assume that they don’t need to spell out their thoughts just because the other person can tell what they’re thinking.

However, it’s important to understand that even though they might know you pretty well, your spouse is not a mind reader.

According to says Jazmin Moral, LCSW-C, a Maryland-based psychotherapist who frequently works with couples, “There’s a fear that if you have to ask for something, then it doesn’t count or it’s not as meaningful.”

If you want to avoid misunderstandings and unnecessary arguments, talk about the things that are on your mind, instead of expecting your spouse to read your mind.

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