As the Pandemic changed things for married people (spending more time with one another than they previously did working outside the home), likewise, the onset of retirement often creates the same situation. When couples have had somewhat independent lives through their work life and being away from home, they find that spending 24/7 with one another creates difficulties in a marriage, whether it be retirement or as a result of a pandemic.
This article discusses a recipe for success to keep a marriage healthy after you have retired. One of the important things cited by this article, is making sure you give each other time and the space to have independent time alone. Another key is to respect one another and openly communicate.
Selected excerpt(s) and linked article courtesy of Louisa Rogers, travelawaits(dot)com
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