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Adam England

It takes more than 'things in common' for your marriage to survive, say scientists who identify the one sign to predict marital bliss

Man and woman lying down and laughing together.

If you want your marriage to last, research suggests the process of 'neural synchronisation' is important - we share what you need to know about it.

When couples enter into marriage, it's with an unwavering belief it'll be a long and happy union. However, this takes work and there's going to be bumps along the way - feeling disconnected from your partner after kids and a sexless marriage are issues that can't be anticipated but can easily creep into a relationship and cause strain. Sometimes, those carrying the bulk of the mental load can feel resentment towards their partner, stacking up more reasons a relationship can break down. 

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