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What is Emotional Labor? 7 Steps to Sharing the Burden in Marriage

By Julie Compton — 2018

If the burden of domestic responsibilities falls squarely on your shoulders, get inspired by how this writer learned to stop taking on all the emotional labor in her marriage.

Read on www.nbcnews.com

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