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DTH-X-0029

“I just married the person I love and I want to do this right.”

A wedding is a promise made against time — you are vowing to spend a finite life beside one person. The vows are easy to say and easy to forget by the third ordinary Tuesday. Treat the marriage like it is mortal, because it is. The way to honor a love is to show up for it while you both still can.

Your Practice

  1. Each week, do one small thing for them that costs you effort, not money.
  2. Say the specific reason you chose them out loud, not just 'I love you.'
  3. Protect one unhurried hour together with no screens and no logistics.
  4. On hard days, ask: if this were our last year, how would I treat them today?