Sal Di Stefano

You know what's interesting?

I was just at a wedding, a young couple.

They're in their, I want to say, early to mid-20s.

It was the most Christian wedding I've ever been at.

So I've never been at a wedding that was that.

But the support and the families that they had around them and how they talked about marriage at the wedding, I was like, man, they have such high odds of success because they're going to definitely change.

There's going to be challenges, of course.

If you're with someone long enough, there's going to be massive challenges.

But they have all these people around them.

The way they were communicating marriage was incredible.

And they have all their parents around them and grandparents and this culture.

And I think that's another big part of it.

I think a lot of us don't grow in that culture.

I mean, imagine having people to talk to that you know that you've grown up with.

If you had this big family that you— I just imagine them having—I was watching this.

I was thinking about this.

Imagine them having big, big challenges, and he goes to his buddies who also are in this kind of culture.

His buddies are not going to say, dude, just leave her.

They're going to say things like, no, man, you got to stick it.

Let's work it out.