The main reason for the spoiled relationship is sin. At first he poisoned the relationship of man with God, instigating distrust of the Creator (Gen. 3). Then the half-word in the relationship touched the first family. Adam tried to justify his sin by putting the blame on his wife (Gen. 3:12). In trying to justify our actions, we often blame other people: this is the consequence of sin. When we put our interests higher than the relationship - the family begins to disintegrate. If the husband puts in the work priority, and not his beloved - she will soon feel herself on the second, and maybe third place, will begin to feel unnecessary or even a servant. And when a wife does not notice her husband, does not respect him, is only concerned with himself - he will not feel like a real man, will not feel that he needs it and certainly will not make an effort to make his wife happy. Sin breeds selfishness, and it destroys relationships, families. But thanks to God's love, our sins are redeemed by the blood of Christ, and He gives us the strength to fight with destructive inclinations and selfishness. If a person opens his heart and entrusts him to God, Jesus will transform him and teach him true love, unconditional and forgiving. It's not love on terms you to me, I to you, but the decision to do the best for the other, not expecting anything for yourself. From the history of the Fall, we can take the three main secrets of a happy relationship: