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Can we be honest? Relationships take work. It requires compromise and sacrifice and we know firsthand experiences help people understand that more than anything. Transparent Tuesdays is a day to relay some personal hurdles that we’ve had to overcome in our relationships. To embrace your emotions and share something you’ve learned about yourself since committing to your partner and/or marriage.
Are you ready to get transparent about your relationship?
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