"Two Out of Three Have Working Wives! 6 Key Points Cherished by Close-Knit Dual-Income Couples♡"

2016.06.15 published

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In today's world, there are many couples who are both working♡ The reasons for this vary, whether it's for financial stability or simply because they love their jobs. According to a survey by the Cabinet Office, while 30.1% of households are composed of stay-at-home spouses, 59.9% of households are dual-income, indicating a significant prevalence of working couples.*

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How to Spend Time Together Even When Schedules Don't Match

When both partners work, it's not uncommon to have different waking times, return home at different hours, or even have different days off, leading to many days of missed connections. However, even with such a lifestyle, there are plenty of couples who respect each other and build a wonderful home together!♡

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This time, we have gathered six important points that couples who both work cherish. Let's take a look at what they consciously keep in mind!♡

Dream Couple♡ What Dual-Income Couples Cherish ① Not Interfering Too Much with Each Other

Even though they are married, if one partner is always poking their nose into the small details, both will end up feeling drained. If privacy is invaded, it can also create cracks in trust... After getting married, let’s respect each other's personal space and create a comfortable relationship!♡

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Dream Couple♡ What Dual-Income Couples Cherish ② Being Considerate to Each Other

When both partners work, one might feel overwhelmed with the stress of work and house chores, thinking “It’s just me who has it hard!” It’s easy to feel this way, especially when you’re busy, but remember that your partner is facing the same challenges. During tough times, let's ensure we are considerate and not forget our kindness!♡

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Dream Couple♡ What Dual-Income Couples Cherish ③ Having Time for Oneself

It’s common to spend weekends alone when both partners work. When both partners can manage their “me time” well, they seem to enjoy “couple time” even more! Having alone time creates mental space and relaxation.♡

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Dream Couple♡ What Dual-Income Couples Cherish ④ Listening to Each Other Properly

When time together is limited, have you ever wanted to share too much at once with your partner? While conversation is very important, what’s even more critical is “listening to what your partner has to say.” Make sure to listen not only to daily stories but also to the feelings and experiences your partner has been holding in!♡

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Dream Couple♡ What Dual-Income Couples Cherish ⑤ Not Speaking Ill of Each Other’s Parents or Relatives

Once you become a couple, you can express your thoughts without reservation. While this is a wonderful thing, it’s essential not to speak poorly of your partner’s parents or relatives. Even if your partner is venting about their family, it’s best to avoid joining in on negativity!♡

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Dream Couple♡ What Dual-Income Couples Cherish ⑥ Showing Gratitude and Expressing It in Words

“Thank you for everything” and “I appreciate you” – are you able to say these regularly? While many people think of it in their hearts, it’s essential to vocalize these sentiments. The words “thank you” are magical words that can keep a marriage harmonious, even when time spent together is limited!♡

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Happy Even as a Dual-Income Couple♡

How did that sound? For newlyweds who are about to start a dual-income life, it’s natural to feel anxious or lonely, but as long as you maintain “consideration” and “kindness” as before, you can undoubtedly lead a happy life together. Let’s grow as a wonderful couple, laughing and crying together!♡

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