How Ryan Gosling is Going to Save Your Marriage

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It’s true! And now there’s a study that proves it. Finally, I have the ammunition I need to convince hubby that our next date night movie should be a rom-com, rather than an action flick.

Researchers who conducted a study involving 174 couples found that those who discussed five movies about relationships over a month cut the three-year divorce rate for newlyweds in half.

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Okay, so the research is for newlyweds, but I’m sure the same principles apply. Hubby struggles to stay awake through movies at the best of times, so at least I can feel good about choosing a movie I want to see, and then I can explain it to him afterwards — for the good of our marriage, of course.

Thank you, Ryan Gosling. Love your work!

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Originally published at Mum Daily. Photo by cottonbro.

Annette Spurr runs her own business at Blue Box Media and is also the Managing Editor at Mum Daily. As a wife and mother, Annette has discovered the power of gratitude journalling.

Annette Spurr runs her own business at Blue Box Media and is also the Managing Editor at Mum Daily. As a wife and mother, Annette has discovered the power of gratitude journalling.

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