What's the Biggest Misconception People Have About a Successful Marriage?

What's the biggest misconception people have about a successful marriage? That a successful marriage has very little to do with the relationship between the husband and the wife. The relationship is part of it, but it's not the main point. A marriage is not primarily a relationship. A marriage is primarily a partnership. A partnership means we're coming together for a common cause. We're coming to build something. Yeah, a relationship is nice if we get along. It's nice if we can be polite and respectful and maybe even enjoy each other's company. That's great. But all those things, those relationship things, that's secondary. What's primary is that we are partners in a project of building something infinite and eternal. Which means a home, which means raising children who will grow up to raise children, who will grow up to raise children. I know in 2026 people are when you suggest the idea that a couple might come together for the purpose of raising children. But look at the disaster of modern and modern marriage. What happens when you make it all about the relationship? The fact that this is considered controversial. The biggest proof is re-alignment in this area.