Believing your spouse should “just know” what you need—or that love alone should sustain you through hardship—sets up disappointment.
Cultural myths (“They complete me”) clash with reality (“We’re both exhausted and snippy by 8 p.m.”).
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Believing your spouse should “just know” what you need—or that love alone should sustain you through hardship—sets up disappointment.
Cultural myths (“They complete me”) clash with reality (“We’re both exhausted and snippy by 8 p.m.”).