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It's 9pm, the kids are finally asleep, and you realize the longest conversation you two had today was about who's driving to practice Saturday. If all you talk about lately is the kids and the schedule, that doesn't mean something's wrong with your marriage. Busy seasons do this to good couples. The house runs fine. You just haven't heard what's on their mind in a while Curiosity tends to be the first thing to go quiet in a long relationship. You figure you already know what your partner thinks, so you stop asking. But people keep changing. The person across the table at year fifteen has worries and hopes you've never heard about, because nobody asked. The five questions in this video are the ones I'd start with. How your partner handles stress. What makes a fight harder for them to stay in. What love looked like in the house they grew up in. What they've been holding back. And how you'll know when something's wrong. You don't need a weekend away to ask them. Pick one. Ask it in the car or after the kids go down. Then listen to the whole answer before you start working out what you'll say back. If you watched this and noticed you'd be the only one asking, that's a pattern worth understanding, and it often starts with how each of you learned to reach for closeness. My free Attachment Style Quiz can help you see yours. The link is in my bio. #relationshipquestions #marriedwithkids #couplescommunication #longtermrelationship #attachmentstyle This is relationship education, not therapy, and nothing here creates a therapist-client relationship. I read what I can, but I can't reply to everyone and may not see your message. If you're struggling, please reach out to a licensed mental health professional in your area.

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