Love now.
And did you fall in love last time?
Love was stronger than anything.
You love for the love love.
And they love you more than anything.
There's still love.
Love.
I'm Dan Jones from the New York Times.
And I'm Mia Lee.
This is the modern love podcast.
This week's essay really broke open for me, the idea of what a marriage can contain and how traditional boundaries don't necessarily have to apply, and how actually.
Expanding those boundaries can help your marriage and strengthen your bond with your spouse.
The essay is called two open marriages in one small room.
It's written by Wayne Scott and read by Eduardo Ballarini.
I want to see the body, said my twelve year old son, Miles.
He and I were sitting in our minivan outside of the hospital.
Miles, it's not the body, I said.
You only say the body when a person is dead.
Eric's still Eric.
He just had a terrible accident.