Why do many marriages lose their spark over time? Why do couples who were once deeply passionate suddenly feel like roommates? 🤔
This is what psychologists call the Coolidge Effect — a natural phenomenon where passion and excitement fade in long-term relationships, and the brain begins to crave novelty. But here’s the good news: you don’t need a new partner to feel that spark again. ❤️
In this video, you’ll discover:
What the Coolidge Effect is and how it affects marriages.
The psychology behind why passion fades in long-term relationships.
Why infidelity isn’t always about dissatisfaction, but about the brain’s wiring toward novelty.
Practical tips to rekindle love, intimacy, and excitement with your spouse.
👉 Marriage is sacred, and with the right knowledge, couples can outsmart biology, keep the fire alive, and build a love that lasts.
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