Divorce Attorney's Thoughts on Marriage-James Sexton

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[MrHolidayusir]

He was one of my college professors . Absolutely my favorite class ever.

[augustinebarrett]

I've watched this whole interview two times. It is very insightful!

[adamstockton]

You responsible for your own happiness, but you are also responsible for not making the other person miserable.

[wckedliz]

Respect, honesty and loyalty are the foundation of love. When you have a solid foundation you will work harder for each other. Think before you act and remember to communicate like you are partners in life 🙏❤️

[Kagome]

I like his thoughts on love and marriage way better then the two therapists that have been interviewed on their thoughts on love. His interview has stuck with me for quite a while. Good lessons to take and utilize.

[TheEMC]

This is true. Our grandparents understood this and now we think we know better. He did a fantastic Daily Wire interview as well.
I'm determined to reach 'til death do us part'. And my faith has strongly founded that. My husband and I have been together for 18 years and have 5 children. I don't try to "give what I get". I try to honor him with my life because I vowed to do that. ❤

[veganvocalist]

I see couples all the time take each other for granted, it is THE most beautiful feeling to make others happy but most simply do not value or appreciate it, I rarely witness good manners, like it's gunna choke some one to say a simple thank you .
My dog family member was the sweetest individual I ever met and I making her happy ;D

[lburke]

Best video I've seen on Soft White Underbelly! I've watched it numerous times.

[cherilange]

His words of wisdom resonate with me so profoundly: "Those little things ...."

[camdenluscinski]

Jimmy is the reason I started watching SWU!

[AliJacobson-ur]

James Sexton is the best, a fountain of wisdom and wisecracks. Before you marry- watchball all of James Sexton in SWU.
Do not be that crash-test dummy "pleaser" mate waiting for the wind gets siphoned from your sails.

[healz]

Agree 100% with his take! It's the little things day in and day out that show true love. Sure it's "work" sometimes, but putting in a little bit of "work" or effort towards your relationship each day to build an overall happy life, beats getting divorced at 45-50 when the kids graduated high school. Just my take as a 30 year old male who's currently engaged, and parent's have a horrible marriage and are only together because being alone would be worse...learn from the shitty relationships around you and build the life you wanna live, not the one you were exposed to growing up.

[ambergardner]

Acts of service do help even if it's not your love language

[Elsie-vq]

I will never hide my happiness, a pure gift from heaven

[battleaxe]

Marriage is the riskiest thing anyone can do ever in their lives.

[Abby-llyw]

I ❤ James Sexton! Always a wealth of knowledge

[sonicgauge]

The definition of love is sacrifice...

[mikeriordan]

I set a up a mug with a teabag and spoon on a napkin for my wife before I leave for work. Little things

[GiuliQGandolfo]

Unresolved conflict ruins respect and trust 🌞
Edit: also, the spouse you choose depends on your own self worth; you can’t “make it work” with *any* old chump.

[maymalone]

People fall out of love ❤️ it has its time and all the Granola in the world can't fix it😮