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"Love vs. Attachment: A Marriage's Eye-Opening Lesson"

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Selwyn, a well-groomed man in his forties, lived a seemingly perfect life.

He was married to a beautiful woman; named Sarah. They had two beautiful children, and he had a successful legal career.

  • But behind the closed doors of his home, Selwyn struggled.
  • Ten years after their honeymoon phase faded in the rearview of their marriage.
  • The married couple realized they were incompatible in many ways.

Although they appear to have everything on the surface, deep down they were at odds, when it came to their beliefs about money, Love and sex.

Selwyn was a frugal man who believed in saving money for a rainy day.

Sarah, on the other hand, was a spendthrift who loved to live in the heat of the moment.

She believed in enjoying life to the fullest and not worrying too much about the future.

Their incompatible economic philosophies led to many heated arguments and fierce fights.

Selwyn was constantly high alert for Sarah's spending habits, and Sarah felt that Selwyn was breathing down her neck and micromanaging her money.

Their differences even branched out; beyond their diverse love languages and sex drives. Selwyn was a traditional man who believed in romance and affection.

Sarah, on the other hand, was a modern woman who believed in equality and independence.

Selwyn felt that Sarah was not affectionate enough, and Sarah felt that Selwyn was too insecure.

Their sex life has become boring, dutiful and unpleasant. Caught between conflicting walls of unagreeable love languages and attachment styles.

Selwyn and Sarah began to feel more like platonic roommates, rather than lovers.

At the same time; Old demons from his past seemed to surface, show their horns and test his true character.

Growing up in a poverty stricken family. Selwyn feared poverty so much; that he became obsessed with money.

Sarah, on the other hand, grew up in a wealthy family and had an abundant mindset about money.

Their different backgrounds and upbringings collided and ultimately shaped their diverse beliefs and values.

Therefore, it was difficult for them to find common grounds; to meet each other halfway.

One day Selwyn came home from a long day at work. Only to find Sarah fiercely packing her bags.

And bitterly yelled at him, about how; she couldn't take it anymore and leaving him.

Selwyn obviously frozen and shocked. He deeply loved his wife and feared losing her more than anything else.

But realistically; he knew they couldn't live together in agony anymore.

Sarah's stormed out of the house, leaving Selwyn alone with his demons.

He realized that his life was controlled by his obsession with money and that he had to let go of the past.

He also realized that he had to change his approach to love and relationships.

He had to learn to be secure, gentler and less clingy.

He eventually decided to go to therapy to deal with his deep rooted problems.

He also started reading books on personal development and relationships.

After a few months of therapeutic help, Selwyn began to see a transform his deeper beliefs that fueled his downfall.

As a result; he was less sensitive about money and kinder to Sarah.

One day Selwyn called Sarah and asked her to join him for coffee.

He told her that he had changed and wanted to give their relationship another chance.

Sarah was initially hesitant but eventually agreed to meet Selwyn.

They talked for hours and realized that they still deeply love each other.

They decided to get back together. They were both committed to making their relationship work.

Conclusion:

Selwyn and Sarah's story is a reminder that even the best-matched couples have deeper underlying problems; that could tip them over.

The most important thing is to be ready to communicate, compromise and willing to work towards a happier relationship.

True happiness in every marriage ultimately depend on the bridges you build between your different financial beliefs, love languages and attachment styles.



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