Your questions about marriage advice

Susan asks…
Marriage Advice?
I just got married on Saturday May 5th to my wife Dawnn. I was wondering if anyone had some good advice to make this marriage last forever. Just some tips, or advice. We appreciate it. Thank You

linda answers:
You will start to notice things about your spouse that are frustrating. Don’t point them out (unless it’s something dangerous or damaging to your relationship). I found myself pointing out everything my husband did that annoyed me (rinse your dishes, pick up your socks, don’t leave the sponge in the sink, etc…) No, those are not good traits, but they aren’t things that we should fight over. And as much as I love him, there are a MILLION things that he does that are just annoying and inconsiderate. I could have spent all day pointing out things I wished he did differently. I came to the point where I spent more time being frustrated and pointing out his (minor) mistakes. Which in turn frustrated him. I finally had to realize that I needed to let those things go. Think about what you criticize your wife for. It will make a big difference. Another thing, as a man, never stop letting your wife know how amazing you think she is. I’m sure you don’t intend to do that, but after years, you become comfortable and it’s easy to forget that she wants you to think she is amazingly beautiful. Tell her all the time, write her notes every now and then, bring her flowers. Treat her the way you did when you were still trying to win her heart. You’ll never lose it. Congratulations on your marriage!!!

Linda asks…
marriage advice?
I need some advice!!! I’ve been married for 7 yrs. Got married later in life and married someone who was married twice before. I realize now, he doesn’t know what marriage is about. I am totally unhappy – he doesn’t communicate or connect with me. It is as if he just got married so he wouldn’t be alone and needs to be taken care of. I’ve tried 2 marriage counselors and many talks but I’m frustrated. I gave up a lot for this marriage and I feel completely empty and scared. Any good advice. I’m open to all answers.

linda answers:
Sounds like the marriage is over. If you have already tried counseling, and it did not help, move on with your life.
Its sad but sometimes there is nothing else left to do.

Sandra asks…
Marriage advice?
I am getting married soon. What advice do you have for a happy marriage?

linda answers:
Always communicate with each other
Always be honest with each other
Always be faithful to each other
Always be supportive of each other
Always be respectful of each other
Always be affectionate with each other

Richard asks…
What is the best marriage advice you ever got?
My boyfriend and I are talking about getting married and I want to do everything I can to build a strong, successful marriage. So what is some advice you have received?

linda answers:
Remember, marriage is not a child’s game, it’s forever. Marriage is a commitment. You will have pain and you will have joy. There will be a time that you won’t feel the butterflies in your stomach when you see him. There are a many things you need to remember. Love him even when he makes you angry. Respect him. After and during a fight hug him and tell him you love him. Communicate everything to him and do not hide anything. Work on your marriage, if it is going downhill, do something about it. Do not walk away during a fight. Marriage requires love, work, commitment, and truth. And remember, just because there is pain, does not mean you should just walk away. Good luck and God bless.

Nancy asks…
What type of advice or experiences good or bad marriage?
Who/what is the best marriage advice you have gotten?
*Or what experience has influnced you the most for a better marriage

linda answers:
we live together for 12 years before we got married .If you can live together and don’t kill each other then you have it made . good luck
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