10 habits of happy couples

1. Posted by Wde Wde on Sat, Nov 21, 2009

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2. Posted by Tuscanbelle on Thu, Oct 29, 2009

Fantastic article, I'm proud to say I know I am one of those happy couples. And I agree and practice each item on the list. Awesome :)

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3. Posted by Rabi on Fri, Aug 21, 2009

How i wish all what is said can be practised, i loved my husband but now adays he is my worst enemy.sometimes i feel i married the wrongest "person".with all these sugesstion i now having hope i can nowhave a new life with him praying and hopeing things will work out as planned.

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4. Posted by Rockrib on Wed, Aug 5, 2009

I and my wonderful wife Gail have been married for 27 years. Here are some suggestions or those of you hoping to sustain your lifelong comittment. Do not go to bed mad, either at each other or singularly. When you go to sleep for the night a kiss means everything to sleep on. When you wake in the morning a kiss means everything to carry you through your day. It can be when you leave the house for the day or as soon as you wake. Shared household duties is a must. Be diplomatic even though you may think otherwise. Time to talk with each other is critical. I try hard to ask my partner " how was your day honey"? And actually listen to her/him. I love my wife the same way I did when we were young adults and it will never change. Sounds sappy to some of you, but it truly takes two achieve a successful marriage. Thank you

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5. Posted by Crissp on Mon, Aug 3, 2009

We all know that action speaks louder than words. If your partner is unable to show his love and is having difficulty saying it as well, what else is there to hope for?

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6. Posted by Candylyn&e on Sun, Aug 2, 2009

I believe that two people have to have things in common - opposites do not necessarily attract because the differences become tensions and points to disagree on. A man is governed by logic and women, by emotions and the softer side. A person considering marriage may think about what they can do or say (everyday) to make their partners life more enjoyable. It's about what you put into a marriage, not what you can get out of it. A good moral standard is imperative to make a relationship last for the long haul. Emotional maturity is another plus. It is a commitment we make before God and not to be taken lightly. Too many people suffer when divorce happens. Love can make us feel on top of the world or send us into the pit of despair. Infatuation is not love, sex is not all there is to love, beauty is not love - it is a meeting of the minds and hearts to be cherished by each other for a lifetime - a hard bill to fill - especially in this world when most people are out for themselves.

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7. Posted by VIVEK on Sun, Aug 2, 2009

with all the facts being taken care of for keeping your marriage life successful, there are times which need to be passed with great patience like swallowing the most unwanted thing, and this face may take more then longer.

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8. Posted by Kakirindi on Sun, Aug 2, 2009

marriage is a circus-embrace your clown----by Ingram Kampe

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9. Posted by GetOverIt on Wed, Jul 29, 2009

Just don't get married. So much easier that way.

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10. Posted by S on Thu, Jul 23, 2009

THANK YOU Marichka for posting 'The ten secrets to Abundant Love'...what you wrote is thoughtful and beautiful, ond most of all true...I am a middle aged man I am going to copy this and hand it out to a group of people that are special to me... You are greatly blessed with wisdom. Keep the faith!

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