I’ve always been fond of the icebreaker “two truths and a lie”. It helps strangers to quickly learn meaningful information about each other in a group setting. Once people are paired up they take turns giving each other 3 statements about themselves. The listener has to guess which of the 3 statements is true, while learning that the other 2 statements are lies. When people that have experienced marriage try to prepare unmarried couples for the journey that lies ahead, the process can be eerily similar. In fact, there is one common lie that distracts people from 2 very important truths about marriage. Let’s separate the facts from fiction...
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