How Ryan Gosling is Going to Save Your Marriage
June 26, 2023

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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