Keith YorkMarriage & Family Therapist, LMFT

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We often hear that relationships take work — yet rarely are we told what that work actually looks like. Surrounded by cultural messages that a “good” relationship should be effortless & harmonious, many begin to quietly question themselves: What am I doing wrong? Why doesn’t my marriage look like everyone else’s? Am I with the wrong person? The truth is that intimacy isn’t something you simply have — it’s something you actively create. Relationships naturally move through cycles of harmony, disharmony, and repair. This rhythm is not a failure; it’s part of being human. Intimacy is negotiating the collision of our imperfections.

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