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Sam Gooris and Kelly Pfaff have been one of the most famous showbiz couples in Belgium for years. In an interview with TV Family, Sam shares what makes it so special for them to grow old together. For him, marriage is like an ever-changing dance.
“Just like in my new song DanceKelly and I also dance together throughout our marriage,” says Sam. “Sometimes it’s a rumba, quiet and full of passion. Other times it’s more like a wild jive, full of energy and no vitality. We also have moments of sensible tango, where we keep each other in balance, or a playful cannon, where we light each other up with joy.” The best thing, says Sam, is the spontaneity: “A bit of freestyle, where we do the same thing every day.
Arguments? They will blow over quickly
Although their relationship is usually harmonious, not every day is rosy for Sam and Kelly either. “Sometimes it can get up here at home,” Sam admits with a laugh. “But after rain always comes sunshine. Fortunately, we rarely argue, and I only have to look at Kelly to know what she means.”
Sam has a clear desire for his marriage. “To go through life with the same warmth, that’s all I want. So that arguments are always quickly forgotten.”
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“Net zoals in mijn nieuwe song Dansen, dansen Kelly en ik ook samen door ons huwelijk”, vertelt Sam. “Soms is het een rumba, rustig en vol passie. Andere keren lijkt het meer op een wilde jive, vol energie en spontaniteit. We hebben ook momenten van een sensuele tango, waarbij we elkaar in balans houden, of een speelse cancan, waarbij we elkaar aansteken met vrolijkheid.” Het mooiste, zegt Sam, is de spontaniteit: “Een beetje freestyle, waarbij we elke dag opnieuw de dans bepalen die bij ons past.”
Ruzies? Die waaien snel over
Hoewel hun relatie doorgaans harmonieus is, zijn ook bij Sam en Kelly niet alle dagen rozengeur en maneschijn. “Het durft hier thuis ook weleens kletteren”, geeft Sam lachend toe. “Maar na regen komt altijd zonneschijn. We maken gelukkig zelden ruzie, en ik hoef nog maar naar Kelly te kijken om te weten wat ze bedoelt.”
Sam heeft een duidelijke ambitie met zijn huwelijk. “Met dezelfde warmte door het leven gaan, dat is alles wat ik wens. Zodat ruzies altijd snel vergeten zijn.”
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2024-11-26 09:37:00
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How does Sam Gooris’ use of the dance analogy contribute to our understanding of his approach to marriage?
Here are some open-ended discussion questions based on the article about Sam Gooris and Kelly Pfaff’s marriage, divided into thematic sections:
**Section 1: The Dance Analogy**
* Sam compares his marriage to dancing. What do you think about this analogy?
* What are some other metaphors that could be used to describe a long-term relationship?
* How important is spontaneity and change in a long-term relationship? Do you think it’s good to “mix it up” or is consistency more important?
**Section 2: Dealing with Conflict**
* Sam mentions that they argue sometimes, but it “blows over quickly.” How do you think couples can handle disagreements effectively? What are some healthy ways to argue?
* Do you think it’s important to be able to “read” your partner nonverbally, as Sam suggests he can with Kelly?
**Section 3: Sam’s Hopes for the Future**
* Sam states his hope is to “go through life with the same warmth.” What does “warmth” mean to you in the context of a marriage?
* How important is it for couples to share similar values and goals?
**General Discussion**
* What are your thoughts on the pressures and expectations placed on celebrity couples?
* What advice would you give to couples who are just starting out in a relationship?
* What do you think are the key ingredients for a happy and lasting marriage?
**Extension Questions**
* How does this interview challenge or confirm your own beliefs about marriage?
* How does cultural context influence our understanding of marriage and relationships?
By prompting reflection and encouraging diverse viewpoints these questions can spark interesting conversations about love, relationships, and
the dynamics of long-term commitment.
