7 year itch

As it pertains to relationships, "The 7 Year Itch" implies that after 7 years, there is a decline in happiness and satisfaction. Colt and I celebrated 7 years on October 10th and I would say that this year has been challenging. It's been the most challenging. Adding our 2nd child into the mix and dealing with the stress (and excitement) of a job change resulted in full plates. For several months last year, we were both running on empty and it was just enough to keep ourselves going, let…

Every romance begins with the idea of a lifetime of happiness, yet many hit that point where the spark starts to fizzle. The ‘7-year itch' is a psychological term that suggests that the seven-year mark is the time in a marriage when happiness within the relationship is most likely to decline.

Marilyn Monroe stands in front of a bookcase wearing a feather boa in 1954 during the filming of "The Seven Year Itch" in Los Angeles, California.

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In this post, we’ll look at the 7 year itch in a relationship, as well as what’s true and what’s not. We also consider the implications of this concept and what they might mean for your relationship.

The seven-year itch is said to be the time that relationships or marriages last but in actual fact, science suggests it may be more like 12 years.

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