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In this short monologue, Dr. Marcy Cole emphasizes that people and their relationships evolve over time, so the person you meet on a first date will not be the same after years together. She urges partners to stay curious about each other's current desires, dreams, fears, challenges, and excitements. By continuously asking open‑ended questions and tolerating change, couples can better anticipate each other's needs. Cole stresses that disagreements are inevitable, but rather than adopting a win‑lose, "I'm right, you're wrong" stance, partners should aim for win‑win, middle‑ground solutions that respect both perspectives. The overall message is that embracing inevitable change through curiosity, open communication, and collaborative compromise leads to healthier, more conscious co‑parenting and relationships.

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