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You did the dishes Monday. You picked up the dry cleaning, called the plumber, remembered their mother's birthday and booked the dentist. If you could write the whole list out right now without stopping to think, you've probably been keeping score. Keeping score usually starts with exhaustion. Somewhere along the way the work stopped feeling shared, and the list became the only proof that you're pulling your weight. The trouble is that a ledger only works when the other person agrees to read it. Usually they don't. They have their own list, and it looks just as long from where they sit. So two people end up quietly auditing each other in the same kitchen. Every favor gets logged, and somehow every miss gets remembered too. The house runs fine, and both of you feel alone in it. In my work with couples, scorekeeping tends to ease when someone names what the list is really asking for. Most of the time that's some version of, I need you to notice me. That's what this week's sentence is for. It's in the video, and it's short enough to say tonight while you're both standing at the sink. Leave the list out of it. You're just saying out loud what the list has been trying to say for you. This is the first in a series. Every week I'll give you one sentence for one moment that tends to go sideways in a long relationship. Next week, number two. What's at the top of your list right now? Tell me in the comments. Follow, there's one of these every week. #relationshipadvice #marriageadvice #mentalload #healthyrelationships #longtermrelationship 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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