Then he quietly said, “Thanks for making dinner.”

Just four words. But something shifted. Her shoulders softened. She whispered, “You’re welcome.” It wasn’t a full reconciliation, but it was a beginning. Gratitude cracked the ice where pride had frozen the room.

What’s one thing you’re thankful for in your spouse today? How has gratitude changed your marriage? Share your story in the comments or pass this article to a couple who could use a little encouragement.

Because love doesn’t die from conflict—it dies from neglect.

And gratitude is how we bring it back to life.

Gratitude doesn’t just change your marriage—it changes you.