The Love Dare: The Problem Of Divorce

The problem with many couples nowadays is that that they are not willing to fight for something that will require time and dedication. For many, divorce is the easy way to solve all the problems. Caleb goes back to work and starts talking about his problems with his good friend Michael. Michael has been in his same shoes and he was about to give up with his marriage until he went to marriage counseling. Michael tries to give him some advices and said” I realized that my marriage was not broken, I just didn’t know how to make it work. ” Caleb does not understand what he means by that, so Michael explains it in an easier way using the example of the treadmill: “the treadmill is not broken, but if you do not know how to make it work, it will not work.” This two quotes are important in the movie because it clearly depicts that relationships are hard work and requires lots of dedication, and as Michael said: “women are like roses, if you treat them right they will bloom.”
Caleb goes on to talk with his father about his potential divorce with Catherine. Caleb’s father John convinces him to hold off the divorce and try the “The Love Dare.” The Love Dare entails a 40-day challenge in which he is required to do a special and simple act for his spouse so, in a
When marriage face adversity, it is important to communicate with each other and try to solve the problems beforehand. Marriage is supposed to be a support and not a source of distress. A strong relationship is one in which both support each other's dreams, encourage each other and together they feel like they can solve any problem. The movie title “Fireproof” shows how marriage is a fireproof, couples should be willing to fight even against fire in order to last forever and never leaving your partner behind. “Marriage is a fireproof, sometimes you get burned, but fireproof doesn’t mean that fire will never come, but when it comes you will be able to stand against