Patrick Frank kept noticing the same thing: relationships run on hundreds of small agreements, and they come apart when the expectations behind them go unspoken until they become resentments.
So he tried something unusual. Inside his own relationship, he drafted a full agreement: every expectation written down and talked through, topic by topic.
It worked, just not the way he expected. Putting it all on paper showed the two of them that they weren’t the right match. And because they got there through a guided conversation instead of a slow-burning fight, they parted on good terms.
That agreement became The Couples Contract: the same guided conversation, made for any couple who would rather talk now than fight later.