Husband and I better off as friends?

Question

We’ve known each other for 8 years, been married for 2. A lot changed once we got married and we started bringing out the WORST in each other. We’ve been on a break and both of us have been a lot happier and we get along much better. No fighting or arguing or pressure. Does this make sense?

Answer

What are the reasons why you’re getting along better as friends? Once you know this, what’s stopping you from implementing these changes into your marriage? I’m guessing the biggest reason is there is no longer the pressure you’re putting on each other? Emotionally and financially?
It may seem ideal now to just be friends, but if you don’t look into the reasons why and if you’re not willing to put in the hard work for this relationship, it could very well carry on to your next one.

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I understand that. Some people really just are better off as friends. But make sure that it’s true for you before you go through a divorce and realize you still love each other because sometimes you may only need a little space. Best of luck to you both.

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Can I asked why anything changed? Why does being married change anything when you've been together for 6 years before hand? Were you not monogamous? (Ps not being rude genuinely asking) wish the best for you.

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What changed when you got married?

Husband and I better off as friends?

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