Would it surprise you to learn that marriage is not a partnership? Are you interested in learning how this myth affects the younger generation's view of walking down the aisle? Would you like to know why marriage works better for some people that others? A coach has answers to these questions and more!

Some couples are afraid that a walk down the aisle means leaving their individualism behind. Have you ever felt this way? Has a loved one ever shared this fear with you?

If you're ready to learn why marriage isn't a partnership, listen to this episode of Clarity Coach, where host Rockie Lee and co-host Kimberly discuss what marriage really is and more.

Many people compare marriage to a partnership. This episode is your chance to learn the
reason behind this myth and the true definition of what marriage should be.

If Marriage Isn't a Partnership, What Is It?

Rockie kicks things off by explaining what a partnership is. As he explains, he uses a
comparison that all listeners can relate to whether married or single. Then Rockie uses a common phrase that serves as an excellent example of what marriage is. After putting the term into modern language, he goes on to share a metaphor to round out the definition.

If you're a regular listener, then you may remember when Rockie and Kimberly discussed the topic, "What Is Love?" That episode complements this one, so be sure you'e listened to that one, too.

Does Getting Married Erase Your Identity?

One reason people avoid marriage is because they fear losing their sense of individualism. You may be surprised at Rockie's description of the real effect marriage has on your identity.

Rockie segues into what makes marriage unique. He also lists reasons why many people want to get married.

If you're single and wondering if marriage is right for you or if you view your marriage as a 50/50 partnership, then Rockie's advice may help.

Do All Long-Term Relationships Require a Marriage License?

Then Rockie offers advice for listeners who don't want to change their long-term relationship with a piece of paper. He and Kimberly go on to answer questions such as:

- Why is the younger generation not interested in getting married?
- Does marriage offer any benefits over just living together?
- What is the biggest mistake that married couples can make?

Now ask yourself these two questions: Have I been avoiding marriage for fear of losing my
sense of self? Do my partner and I have communication breakdowns when problems happen?

If you replied yes to either or both of them, then Rockie's advice could help.

Is a Wedding Required for Marriage?

Then Rockie and Kimberly dive into a discussion about if a wedding is needed for a couple to be truly married. From there, Rockie describes the main goal of marriage. He also gives his best piece of advice for any single people in the listening audience.

When you understand what a marriage should be, you can better avoid problems faced by
couples who treat their marriage as a partnership.

Rockie closes the discussion by reminding listeners that if they need help, they can go to at
ClarityCoach.ca to set up an appointment for a free consultation.

Do You Want to Know What Marriage Really Is?

Are you ready to learn why marriage is not a partnership? Do you want to know what a marriage should be so you can avoid pitfalls? Listen to the full episode now. If you have questions or comments, share them below so we can discuss them with you.

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