Dorothy Dix on Keeping Marriage Alive and Interesting
Dorothy Dix argues against routine in marriage warning that boredom wrecks relationships. She urges couples to maintain friendship, social ties, and shared interests to prevent divorces and broken families, noting many failures stem from dulled home life and nagging.
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