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I was actually thinking about that as I was typing out my response - i couldve sworn some couples do a version of this through their place of worship! But I am not religous so my only frame of reference for this was what I see on TV and I wasnt sure what was right or wrong.Maybe things are different now compared to when I got married. But pre-marital counseling was a requirement for getting married in our church. Not just one session. But a series of sessions. There were things that came up that we may not have discussed had we not been guided to those conversations. I completely agree that talking with a professional in a pro-active way is a way to keep a relationship healthy.
IMO, everyone should go through some sort of counseling atleast once in their lives.