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Challenges for Higher Education Couples in Commuter Marriages: Insights for Couples and Counselors Who Work with Them
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Family MedicineQuality Of LifeIntimate RelationshipHealth SciencesCouple PsychologySociologySuccessful Distance MarriagesMarital TherapyDual-career CouplesPersonal RelationshipCounselors WhoCouple TherapySocial WorkMarriageSocial SciencesHigher Education CouplesCommuter MarriagesConjoint Interviews
This inquiry focused on the experiences of dual-career couples who maintain two homes to attain career satisfaction. Data were collected during conjoint interviews with five commuting couples. Findings included support for the potential strength and satisfaction of commuting relationships. Trust, commitment, regular communication, and quality shared time were endorsed as factors contributing to successful distance marriages. Cited challenges and disadvantages included loneliness, financial costs, and adverse reactions from others.
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