One Virginia couple — Hannah Keeley, a master life coach, and her husband, Blair Keeley, a marketing professional — claim they’ve never had a single argument.
They share their feelings, expectations and the internal narratives they may or may not have created during the times they’ve gotten mad at each other.Hannah and Blair Keeley also turn to their faith when they face challenges, they said. This includes consulting the Bible, including a verse from Deuteronomy 32:30, which says that “one man will chase a thousand and two put ten thousand to flight.
“Closed in posture, [people] feel attacked. Big movements, they feel unimportant. Downward gaze, they feel embarrassed or ashamed. Upward gaze, they feel confused.”“Look for the pain or fear that the words may not be able to express,” they went on.Hannah and Blair Keeley insist it’s important for couples not to go to bed angry. That’s because nighttime is when humans often encode their cognitive experiences from earlier in the day.
“If you do that, you will lose 100% of the time. Understand the greatest display of love is allowing freedom to exist without expectations.”The Keeleys first met in 1986 during their first year of college at Furman University in Greenville, S.C. But sparks didn’t fly until they got to know each other three-and-a-half years later.
When asked for other thoughts about those who might question their strife-free relationship, the couple considered that society might have conditioned people to believe fights are an unavoidable aspect of relationships today. “For obvious reasons, this can be really healthy because we see two people still in love after 30 years with little to no turmoil. On the other side, we know that never having a disagreement or passionate differences can be unhealthy because it begs the question: Can everything in life actually be agreed on?”
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