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well not that ive ever been in a relationship, but bickering is marriage, you will get through it so dont let it go too musch to mind
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comminucate
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Husband love your wife; wife, respect your husband. If you don't believe me just try it.
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have fun..live, love, laugh, and learn up's and down's can be worked out. you'll be aiight!
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First: A toast: May you both grow old on one pillow. Second: Be patient, be friends, listen to one another and be understanding. This person you married is not a clone of you and they have different opinions and views of things and you have to learn to talk things out including how you truly feel but that doesn't work if you both dont listen - truly listen - to what the other person is saying. Be able to say what is on your mind, and trust one another. Laugh, laugh, laugh and don't be afraid to cry in front of one another. Hang on to one another and love each other with your entire heart and soul. Be honest in ALL aspects of your life together. If there is ever a problem, run to your spouse and talk about it. That is your best friend, your partner, your life you just married.
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WHatever you do, just have fun along the way. No regrets. No resentment. Just good times
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Be patient with each other. Learn to listen to each other, and spend some time together with shared interests (as well as keeping your own interests).
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There is a LOT of advice, but try this; Make a pact with eachother that every time you catch yourselves saying harsh words to eachother, you stop, appologize, and give one another a kiss. If you catch the harshness from your partner first, request it, and never deny it of your spouse. It will help tremendously to keep your disagreements civil, if nothing else. Also, resign yourself to never saying, "I love you." without first showing it in some way, no matter how small. If you want to say it, you have to first come up with a way to show it. And remember, you can only be responsible for how you behave in any relationship. Marriage isn't a 50/50 thing. It's a 100% thing from both of you, or it is shaky at best. Do your part 100%. Hopefully, you've made the right choice in your spouse, and they are up to the challenge, as well.
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Would get a divorce when the office opens be bad advice..?! Seriously, I've never been married, but from the married couples I know, it's important to remember not to smother each other (both literally and metaphorically. Murdering your new spouse does not look good on your record.) Also, don't have affairs. They might seem like a good idea at the time, but they're not. Especially if your lover happens to be your husband's/wife's best friend...
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Give each other benefit of the doubt. If you cannot, don't marry because you will torture each other. Laugh a lot and cook together, it's homey together time.
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Never stop communicating. Let your spouse know that you love them.
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Don't sweat the small stuff.
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Keep arguments as short as possible - fight naked...
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Ladies DON't Marry a guy that looks like your brother!
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Embrace change.
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Just remember Every rose has its thorn and if you look after it your relationship will blossom!!!
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take up a hobby together. enjoy your life... together
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