What if marriage wasn’t a “forever” contract, but something that required open renegotiation every few years? Could this make relationships stronger? Or just easier to abandon? In this eye-opening discussion hosted by Leon, a psychologist with deep insights into modern relationships, we’ll explore a bold reimagining of marriage: a contract that must be renewed or revised every three years. We’ll examine the psychological and emotional impact of this idea, and ask whether it reflects how people actually behave today, especially in a world where divorce is common and long-term happiness often feels elusive._x000D_ _x000D_ Would such a model support personal growth and realistic expectations, or simply weaken commitment? Is “’til death do us part” still meaningful, or is it time we update the terms of love and partnership? We’ll look at how evolving social norms, longevity, and emotional needs challenge traditional marriage structures, and invite participants to share their own views, questions, and experiences. Whether you’re single, married, divorced, or just curious, this conversation promises to be a smart, respectful, and possibly transformative exploration of what marriage means in the 21st century._x000D_ _x000D_ 如果婚姻不是“永远”的契约，而是每隔几年需要重新谈判一次？这种方式会让关系更牢固吗？还是只会让关系更容易放弃？在这场由心理学家Leon主持的深刻讨论中，我们将探讨婚姻的大胆重新构想：每三年必须更新或修改一次的契约。我们将探讨这一想法对心理和情感的影响，并询问它是否反映了人们今天的行为，尤其是在离婚普遍且长期幸福似乎难以捉摸的当今社会。_x000D_ _x000D_ 这种模式会支持个人成长和现实的期望吗，还是仅仅削弱了承诺？“直到死亡把我们分开”仍然有意义吗，还是我们该更新爱的和伴侣关系的条款？我们将探讨社会规范的演变、寿命以及情感需求如何挑战传统婚姻结构，并邀请参与者分享他们的看法、问题和经历。无论你是单身、已婚、离婚，还是仅仅感到好奇，这场对话将为你提供一次智慧、尊重，并可能是变革性的探索，去思考婚姻在21世纪的意义。