Be Careful Before Marriage: 10 Relationship Beliefs Experts say should Raise Concern.
My way or the highway
You're too sensitive
I don't need anyone
Change is overrated
Money is everything
Past is the past
Emotions are for the weak
Friends come first, always
Apologies aren't necessary
Marriage changes nothing
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Marriage is still a backbone of the American lives, as more than 2 million marriages are registered annually in accordance to the CDC, but divorce rates are at 40-50% per the U.S. Census data simply due to the false expectations. As a U.S. couple juggling hectic careers, family blends, and cultural changes, you may be vulnerable to the red flags in your relationship, especially in your future, so it is better to note some red flags at the initial stages to avoid future unhappiness. The relationship experts such as John Gottman (author of The Seven principles of making marriage work) and Esther Perel point out that emotional maturity, stability, respect and readiness to commit are shown through certain beliefs. They are not alarm bells but considerate reminders of having a conversation, and they are specific to the real-life experiences of an average American, with dual-income families or blended families. We shall explore 10 expressions with the backing of professional opinion.