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The Seven-Year Itch: When “Nothing’s Wrong” Still Feels Wrong
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The Seven-Year Itch: When “Nothing’s Wrong” Still Feels Wrong
You’ve probably heard the phrase “the seven-year itch.” It’s often tossed around casually, but it points to something very real. The seven-year itch refers to a period often somewhere between 5 and 10 years into a long-term relationship or marriage when many couples experience restlessness, disconnection, or doubt. It’s not about sudden betrayal or dramatic conflict. In fact, it usually shows up when nothing is obviously wrong at all. And that’s…
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