The idea most people grow up with about marriage, is that it's supposed to be a fairy tale. However, most people tend to forget that marriage actually takes a lot of work and it's not always perfect. During a marriage there may come a time when you may need to see a marriage counselor. Some problems are easy enough to fix on your own, and others need the help of a counselor. Debra Smouse, a contributor writer for the Huffington Post, has a list of signs that you may need to see a marriage counselor:
- When you aren't talking
- When you're talking, but it's always negative
- When you're afraid to talk
- When affection is withheld as punishment
- When you see your partner as an antagonist
- When you keep secrets
- When you contemplate having an affair
- When you are financially unfaithful
- When you feel everything would be OK if he would just change
- When you're living separate lives
- When your sex life has shifted significantly
- When you argue over the same little things over and over again
- When there are ongoing relationship issues
Click here to learn more about when to see a marriage counselor.