Two years into marriage, my friends, Chris and Megan Rea, were done. They went from being high school sweethearts where they said, “We can’t keep our hands off each other” to “We’re just roommates.” Hey, friends. Welcome to the podcast. Thanks for joining me this week for episode 274 where today, we’re talking with my friends, marriage and relationship coaches, Chris and Megan Rea, all about how to keep your marriage flourishing and out of “roommate mode.”
If you enjoy this episode with Chris and Meg, I’m sure you’ll also enjoy:
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