The Power of Pronouns: The Importance of Saying "We" and "Us" in Marriage
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Money issues are the number one cause of marital disagreements. This is because people enter marriage with very different experiences of spending, saving, and giving. When there are conflicts over finances, the use of pronouns is very important during money discussions.
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