If you’re not doing this in your marriage, you’re not building connection.

Silence isn’t peace—it’s slow emotional drift.

Conversation is the lifeline of connection.
But when one partner is always doing the asking—and the other rarely reciprocates—a quiet disconnection begins.

It sounds small:
You ask, “How was your day?”
They answer…
And then nothing. No follow-up. No curiosity. Just a quiet assumption that if it mattered, you'd be told.

Over time, that silence grows.
And so does the distance.

In Marriage in Bloom, I help couples rediscover what it means to be curious about one another again. To ask, listen, and lean in—not just out of duty, but out of genuine interest.

If your marriage feels quiet, disconnected, or flat—it might not be a communication problem.
It might be a curiosity problem.

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