Couple therapy before marriage isn’t a sign that something is wrong. Sometimes, it’s a sign that something is worth protecting. Not all couples seek therapy because they’re on the brink of ending things. Some enter the space because they want to strengthen what’s already good — to understand each other more clearly, to untangle old patterns before they become lifelong habits, and to choose clarity over assumption. In that shared, honest space, love matures. Conversations deep

My husband and I are once again travelling in different directions. Oh what? Yes, here we go again. There are always two ways to look at our situation, our connection: ♥️ One is to feel the pangs of long-distance—the ache of separation. ♥️ The other is to hold onto the magic of reunion—the sweetness of coming back together. What makes it all worth it is that we both share the same excitement, the same spark, counting the days until I’m back home in Sydney. Because in the end,