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Marriage is hard work, but if we know how to talk to each other it will be easier. Here are some tips to help know how to communicate with your spouse.

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Happy couples have learned how to achieve a great connection, lasting intimacy and solid communication based on honesty, respect, appreciation and realistic expectations.

An index listing of articles specifically designed to increase communication in your marriage.

Five all too common mistakes newlyweds make from Les and Leslie Parrott, authors of "Saving Your Marriage Before it Starts."

Couples looking to improve communication may want to share an experience together instead of buying each other gifts.

Women baffled by their unsuccessful efforts at communicating with the men they love can use some simple tips that work, bringing better responses from them.

Wives who want to initiate intimate friendship with their husbands can encourage heartfelt communication by using effective communication skills.

Communication in marriage can be a challenge, with so many other things taking up time. Setting a date to talk each other can make all the difference in your relationship

Talking about sex is not always easy, especially with your spouse. Here are some tips to help you know how to bring up this sexy subject, and make things even better.

The best way for wives to initiate intimate friendship with their husbands is to create common interests.

Research shows that having children can decrease marital happiness. Here are the types of couples most affected by kids, plus three ways to improve a marriage.

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Ephesians 5:33 explains the primary needs of husbands and wives and provides a blueprint for a successful marriage, author Emerson Eggerichs says.

Living together before marriage is usually a bad idea. A divorce study says that cohabitation statistically increases chance of divorce.