Adene Sanchez/Getty ImagesFor years, I was the keeper of the invisible things in my marriage.I knew everything that my husband didn't pay attention to, like why our daughter deliberately tucked one shoe under the car seat every morning, or the exact minute our son's tantrums would ignite if breakfast ran late. My brain held all the pins, passwords, and secret codes. I remembered when we were running out of toilet paper or needed to swap our detergents, and that my mother-in-law only called on Tuesday evenings.It felt empowering at first, being the superwoman who kept everything running. But sl...
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