Many people are not completely honest with themselves or their partners when entering a marriage or partnership, often influenced by the excitement of new love and social expectations.

Love does not have to be hard work; happy couples enjoy each other's company and support one another without the burden of constant conflict.

People often mistake love for pleasure; when they feel whole, they have less need for quick dopamine fixes.

Men often marry women thinking they won't change, while women marry men hoping they will change, which can lead to challenges in relationships.

Ultimately, the goal of discussing prenups and relationship expectations is to foster a sense of safety and love, ensuring that both partners are committed to each other for the right reasons, not just financial security.

The legal frameworks and contracts surrounding relationships, particularly prenuptial agreements, can actually deepen emotional connection and build trust between partners.

Understanding the legal and emotional frameworks that support lasting relationships can help navigate the challenges of love and partnership.

Prenuptial agreements, often viewed as unromantic, can establish a sense of safety for both partners and prevent common conflicts and misunderstandings.

In relationships, men and women often struggle to communicate and connect on the same level regarding their priorities.