This is some of the best marriage advice I’ve ever heard. This video should be a prerequisite for everyone that applies for a marriage license.
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jeremy.mcintyre3 months ago
The secret to a lasting marriage is always working on your friendship.
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manyadaylight53 months ago
“Love lives in boring Tuesday behavior” hit hard
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lucy_greenwood3 months ago
“Love mostly lives in boring Tuesday behavior.” YES! 👏
alexislopez2633 months ago
" Can we keep meeting each version of each other with curiosity instead of resentment," hit home!
gabinoirizarry3903 months ago
Remember that it’s you and your spouse against the issue, not you and your spouse against each other.
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robertvaleon363 months ago
Two pieces of advice for a successful marriage: 1. Choose each other, every single day. 2. Be a person worth choosing, every single day.
claude.renard3 months, 1 week ago
Girl you are spot on. A couple who share one goal and vision are unstoppable.
victoria.solano3 months ago
"Everybody wants honesty until honesty applies to them." _Louder for the people in the back!_
diego_almeida3 months ago
“There is a difference between being frustrated and trying to emotionally destroy your partner because you’re overstimulated.” Beautiful.
howardandrews3123 months ago
The part about fighting without becoming cruel is one of the most important things in marriage. Plus everything else she said
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maytemarroquín7193 months ago
“Love isn’t enough” is something I wish I’d known at 22.
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brenda.padilla3 months, 1 week ago
You are not “stuck” in any relationship. Remembering that it is a choice to be married and choosing it each day has helped me immensely.
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rebeccareynolds8953 months ago
“Defensiveness kills intimacy” that hit me HARD
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rafaél_gastélum3 months ago
I grew up hearing the phrase, "when you date/marry someone, you also date their family" and yes, being compatible with your s/o's family can absolutely make or break a relationship.
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kevin.brown3 months ago
Wanting the same kind of life is so important. No one told me about that part.
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megan_miller3 months, 1 week ago
This!! My husband constantly reminds me of things I said when I was 24. Like, sir, I'm 38, am I not allowed to chnage my mind?
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enzogabriel_pacheco3 months ago
At my age I’ve learned: Communication is not about what is being said, communication is about what is being received
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lorraine_powell3 months ago
"Learn how to fight without becoming cruel" important for all walks of life
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diane_thompson3 months ago
Damn, gurl. That entire monologue was the truest, realest thing I may have EVER heard.
This is some of the best marriage advice I’ve ever heard. This video should be a prerequisite for everyone that applies for a marriage license.
The secret to a lasting marriage is always working on your friendship.
“Love lives in boring Tuesday behavior” hit hard
“Love mostly lives in boring Tuesday behavior.” YES! 👏
" Can we keep meeting each version of each other with curiosity instead of resentment," hit home!
Remember that it’s you and your spouse against the issue, not you and your spouse against each other.
Two pieces of advice for a successful marriage: 1. Choose each other, every single day. 2. Be a person worth choosing, every single day.
Girl you are spot on. A couple who share one goal and vision are unstoppable.
"Everybody wants honesty until honesty applies to them." _Louder for the people in the back!_
“There is a difference between being frustrated and trying to emotionally destroy your partner because you’re overstimulated.” Beautiful.
The part about fighting without becoming cruel is one of the most important things in marriage. Plus everything else she said
“Love isn’t enough” is something I wish I’d known at 22.
You are not “stuck” in any relationship. Remembering that it is a choice to be married and choosing it each day has helped me immensely.
“Defensiveness kills intimacy” that hit me HARD
I grew up hearing the phrase, "when you date/marry someone, you also date their family" and yes, being compatible with your s/o's family can absolutely make or break a relationship.
Wanting the same kind of life is so important. No one told me about that part.
This!! My husband constantly reminds me of things I said when I was 24. Like, sir, I'm 38, am I not allowed to chnage my mind?
At my age I’ve learned: Communication is not about what is being said, communication is about what is being received
"Learn how to fight without becoming cruel" important for all walks of life
Damn, gurl. That entire monologue was the truest, realest thing I may have EVER heard.