Marriage

So, let’s be real for a minute. You know how before kids, your marriage was all romantic dinners, spontaneous trips, and lots of “just because” moments? Then, boom—babies happen. And suddenly, your relationship feels more like a tag-team effort than the passion-filled romance it once was. No judgment here—I’m definitely guilty of getting stuck in […]

Life is all about change. Sometimes it’s the good kind, like a new baby or a dream job offer. And sometimes, it’s the “why did this happen to us?” kind, like having to move across the country in the middle of a pandemic (yeah, we did that). But whether the change is big or small,

Let’s get real for a second—marriage isn’t all sunshine and rainbows, no matter how many couple selfies you post. Sure, there’s love, laughter, and, most importantly, a shared hatred of folding laundry. But marriage is also work. And mental health? Well, that can be a roller coaster, too. So, what happens when you need a

Nathaniel and I recently had a moment that made me realize something: we were in a bit of a date rut. You know the one. The “let’s just grab dinner and then scroll on our phones” rut. Or the “we’re both exhausted from chasing Ginny and Adam around all week, so let’s just crash on