9. Show concern for each other

Happily married couples do not isolate themselves from each other’s lives and turn a deaf ear to their partner’s pain.

They show empathy towards each other every day and try to be there for each other, especially during difficult seasons of life.

Their priority is each other’s well-being, and this is seen in how they behave.

They see it as their responsibility to take care of each other’s physical, emotional, and mental health, and so they do.

This leads to a happier and healthier marriage where each party feels supported and seen.

If you look closely into the lives of genuinely happy couples, you’re sure to find these habits.

This may not be all of it, but these habits are the pillars and foundation that will create a deeper connection and a more fulfilling marriage.

When practiced, these habits can help couples nurture their marriage and create a strong foundation for a lasting union.