Can Hardship Make Or Break A Marriage? | Loose Women

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  • Опубліковано 25 жов 2023
  • Sarah Beeny has recently opened up on a podcast interview that her 20-year marriage is ‘hanging on by fingernails’ following her battle with cancer. She revealed, that during discussions with her husband they both agreed that despite their struggles, neither were willing to leave and separate their time with the children and says that has been a major factor in keeping their relationship going. Nadia can relate to Sarah and says that during hard times throughout her marriage, having a child to consider playing a part in keeping her and her husband Mark together. Olivia admits she is already feeling the increased stress marriage can put on a relationship, but says it’s important to show all the ups and downs instead of just the Instagramable parts.
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  • @betagombar9022
    @betagombar9022 7 місяців тому +10

    'Be good to yourself
    'Cause nobody else
    Has the power to make you happy'

  • @sanya2479
    @sanya2479 7 місяців тому +7

    This is a real story…
    More of this please…

  • @faystalker9851
    @faystalker9851 7 місяців тому +8

    People shouldn't stay by for kids it's not fair on them but if they are OK staying that's fair enough

    • @memecakes4436
      @memecakes4436 7 місяців тому +2

      What are you saying, they should stay for kids. Unless there’s violence involved children who grow under two parent family success more in life and not just financial success but mental stability as well. Divorce is one of the worst mental health destroyer of kids. No stability, chaotic and usually contentious life will lead to a lifetime of misery. There are lots of researches conducted on this.

    • @aa-fw2pw
      @aa-fw2pw 7 місяців тому +1

      ​@memecakes4436 I agree. There are tough times in marriages and both sides should work together to make the marriage work, especially if kids are involved.

    • @faystalker9851
      @faystalker9851 7 місяців тому +1

      @@aa-fw2pw yes I am not married myself I do think married and is not working don't stay for the kids

  • @vansf3433
    @vansf3433 7 місяців тому +4

    The way her husband expressed how they should be together can cause misunderstanding because no couple want to "stay together unhappily"
    He should have put it like that we can share both happiness and unhappiness or sorrow, travelling through life together, which is the main meaning of a marriage for love. A marriage can be long- lasting through all ups and downs of life only when it comes from true love
    The reason why they should stay together is not that they are both unprepared to have children, but it's what has brought them together

    • @teallaidh
      @teallaidh 7 місяців тому +2

      No i think he said what he said and meant what he meant. Staying with your wife unhappily and seeing your kids every day vs being single and seeing your kids much much less. He thinks the latter would be worse, so is going to stay with her, happy or not.

    • @beyoutifulthatfasttravel7804
      @beyoutifulthatfasttravel7804 6 місяців тому

      This lady