An interesting read, but a little discouraging when that author says that all a couple has to to is make it ’till the kids get out of the house and things will get better. This just reinforces in me the idea that I am never getting married again…well, maybe when I’m MUCH older…
My apologies. The NY Times has moved this article behind a pay wall since i originally published this post back in 2012.
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