A saying suggests that one can either be right or be married. Although the origin of this phrase is unclear, its significance lies in the idea that marriage requires compromise.
Some therapists may find marital therapy challenging due to its complex nature. However, one therapist expresses enthusiasm for this type of therapy, citing a key principle: for a marriage to succeed, it must become a competition where both spouses strive to compromise the most, with each trying to concede more than the other.
