These spaces are a blessing to me, and I know that. That as a man who had not seen a marriage up close growing up, these couples’ willingness to open up about their relationships gives me insight I’d rather not live without.
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The transparency from each couple served as an eye-opener for me in ways that my husband and I can make improvements in our own marriage.
The Fredericks talk this season of "Couch Conversations", becoming NY Times Best Sellers, love, loss, and more.
Although I’ve always known marriage is hard work, a lot of what I expected for my marriage was met with reality.
If therapy has taught me anything, it’s that mental health is a practice. It’s not something you do to get it over with, but rather something you will continue to strive toward as life comes at you.
This accident could have broken them, but they survived as a couple, and found strength they never knew they possessed.
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There was not a deep conversation about it or a well-thought-out plan. I just knew that I was overwhelmed and burnt out.
Years of therapy not only improved my life as an individual, but it has also strengthened my marriage.
If we had pursued a relationship when we first met, we would not have had our four beautiful children. We probably would've been no good for each other.
We haven’t figured out if religion makes sense for us, and that’s okay. If anything, I hope we can make space for more spiritual practices that make us feel connected to God.
Marriage has blessed us in many ways. We have been more fruitful partners, winning as a family and in our careers because we are both aligned.
They met on Myspace, and now they’re a viral couple capturing the eyes of Viola Davis and Taraji P. Henson with their powerful story.
It’s taking a risk for me! Pandemic and all, these couples found love (and life partners!) in lockdown on the BLK App.
I'm big on manifestation and then praying over the things that I manifest. And I think now that I've gone at my music career being on autopilot, the only thing that I'm truly missing off of me is the happy ending.
As we’ve grown, so has our connection, and it’s now stronger than ever.
Marriage is challenging enough without the added strain of medical issues. But Dionne and Andre learned to support each other through it all.
Uniquely enough, though our love was cultivated within HBCU culture, our love story did not start at Hampton University.
Our love story is no fairytale. However, it did begin one dark, gloomy night in 2006.
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