How to make your marriage last?
Making your marriage last takes work, but it’s worth it. If you can communicate, commit, be friends, trust, and respect each other, you’ll be well on your way to a lasting marriage. And don’t forget about intimacy.
SIX TYPES OF WOMEN GUYS SHOULD AVOID MARRYING OR SO GOD HELP HIM!
So, are you ready to pop the question after knowing what types of girls are out there? Go ahead. Love will change and make her right, though.
When He’s Just Not That Into You
If he really is into you, here’s what he will do. One: He will call you. Two: He’ll text you! Three: He will try all the ways to be with you.
IS YOUR SECRET SAFE WITH YOUR SPOUSE?
Marriage is like a tumble and a rumble in a washing machine. You fight, you argue, you get frustrated, you complain, and you work it out. The secrets between marriage, however, work in different situations.
HEART IS A LONELY WARRIOR
Love is a tricky game to play. Its mundane existence flows in the air of romance. It’s tricky game is too dangerous that one has to guard her or his heart in order to not fall into a bundle of heartache. It started with a safe hello text on her new Galaxy Note III cellphone. If any strange number asking on a date through text, the girl would figure out that it is a bunch
how to get your boyfriend to propose
If he doesn’t answer or like the idea of marriage, well? Can you do anything? Can you force him? Hmn, maybe? But you see, I think you need to get out. Move out. Could you give him a scare?
FIVE GOOD PIECES OF ADVICE YOU CAN APPLY IN YOUR RELATIONSHIP
“Never go to bed angry and don’t walk out during an argument.” these are wise man’s advice, and let’s not forget them. However, if you are not content, and still looking for other people’s advice, please read along.
HOW TO LET GO OF SOMEONE YOU LOVE
Letting go is really hard. Everyone who suffered from a broken heart really finds it hard to let go of someone they’ve known for a longer time.
Being Controlling is the unnecessary evil in the relationship
Communication is the most important thing in the relationship.