Morrow Marriage | Disrupting Divorce

They’re Only Staying Because... | The 'NEW' Marriage | Ep341

Nov 20, 2025
Explore the complex reasons why people remain in unfulfilling marriages, from fear and financial dependence to social pressure and guilt. Discover how even one compelling reason can ignite the process of change. The hosts share insights on turning motives into opportunities for rebuilding trust and connection. Learn about the power of persistence and the importance of focusing on positive gains to break free from destructive cycles. This conversation is a heartfelt guide to navigating the path to genuine marital connection.
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INSIGHT

Non‑Romantic Reasons Keep Couples Together

  • People stay in failing marriages for many non-romantic reasons like fear, money, kids, faith, or comfort.
  • Cass Morrow argues those reasons still create an opportunity to change the relationship dynamic.
ADVICE

Use One Reason As A Change Lever

  • Do find and leverage one valid reason your partner has to stay and use it as the entry point for change.
  • Kathryn Morrow says embodying small, consistent actions can soften your partner and grow more reasons to stay.
ADVICE

Treat Dependence As A Window To Improve

  • Do use a partner's financial dependence as a practical window to demonstrate change and growth.
  • Kathryn Morrow warns it's harder to show transformation if the partner has already left the home.
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