Marriage burnout

In a marriage, “roots” are the foundation of trust, security, and acceptance, while “wings” are the foundation of personal growth and the ability to pursue one’s own dreams. Couples who achieve balance between the two have shown to feel a greater level of satisfaction. Sometimes, burnout can actually be the push that couples need to reevaluate their priorities.

PexelsThe Marriage Burnout Test

One way to determine the current state of your marriage is to use a burnout test. To do this, think over the past month and answer how often you felt each of the following:

*tired, hopeless, depressed, helpless, run down, anxious, trapped, worthless, disillusioned, resentful, and unable to take it anymore.

Assign a number from 1 to 6 for how often you have felt each of these, and then add the numbers together and divide by 10.

1 = Excellent marriage

2 = Good marriage

3 = Some problems to work out

4 = Burnout has been reached

5 = Help is needed right away

This test is not a diagnostic test. It is simply used to help couples recognize what is happening in their marriage and take steps before burnout occurs.

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