Miz D asked:


What’s the name of that new or classic country song that gave you some real good advice about marriage . Can you think of one?
My picks are “Don’t Come Home a’Drinkin With Lovin On Your Mind” by Loretta Lynn and “I Cross My Heart” by George Strait.

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tracy asked:


My daughter, niece and I are assembling a cookbook for my nephew’s fiancee. Any great ideas for recipes, funny jokes, famous “one liners” and good marriage advice, etc.?

Already have some good material, but your help with this project will be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
LOL! Elizabeth, those quotes are great.

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StainlessSteelRat asked:


Hi folks,

I need to give some amusing “one liner” marriage advice to someone, someone who is getting married.

Google isn’t turning up anything particularly funny.

Any ideas?

Thanks

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Sean M asked:


My wife and I have been seperated since august. We got married with only 8 months of dating and I know that was fast. Our marriage has really seen its troubles. I am 28 and she is 27 we both been married before and we both have children. I found that she was talking to another man, a man who I knew since childhood, but I cant say I was perfect, I did my share of envolving other women in our marriage in which I got caught red handed atleast with 4 other women. I blame it on my job, policeman, and the fact I was still young and could not resist the attention from other women. But now that I am pushing thirty I feel a chang has coming over me where I am not intrested in otherwomen but making my marriage work. But we been seperated now for almost 7 months. We date and do things together on occasion and she stays some nights with me, but does it appear there is any hope with this or is it time to let it go? I admitt my faults but I just need some advice PLEASE………………………….

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Gummibear asked:


I’m just wondering for those who’ve been married for many many years, how did you do it? With divorce rates so high, I would like some advise on how to have a successful marriage when and if I get married. Thank you

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FabulousInIndy asked:


I asked this question in the Marriage & Divorce section but thought it might help to list it here as well.
My husband and I had very similar views toward religion when we met and throughout the several years that we dated. Now that we are a few years into our marriage we have reached a difficult point where I have grown closer to God and am trying to strengthen my faith and my husband has grown farther from God and less interested in religion. He is no longer interested in even going to church and is basically only agreeing to go because I want him to. We were both raised Protestant Christians and we do not believe in divorce. I know that I can’t force him to think as I do, but I feel that in many ways being unable to express my beliefs without making him uncomfortable is hurting our marriage. For example….suggesting that my husband and I read a daily devotional together makes him feel uncomfortable because he now considers himself more spiritual than religious. I can count on one hand the number of times that he has led a prayer recently and those were generally at my request. Has anyone been through this? It’s really been weighing down on us and to be honest I worry that I am unable to fulfill what God wants of me because I am having such a difficult time in keeping a God-centered marriage. I love my husband, but I can’t help but feel that he’s not the same man I married. I need advice from someone who has been there……please no rude comments, I’m looking for support. Thank you for your input….
“the light exposes…”
i apologize if this seemed like a rant against my husband….i most certainly do pray for him and i was not attempting to make him seem like a bad person or to disrespect him, i was just trying to paint as accurate a picture as possible so as to get good advice. i’m sure you understand.

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Maj. Konig asked:


My fiancee and I am are looking at getting married February because of several facts and we love each other so much. But my family thinks I am WAY too young and her and I would not financially succeed. Here are the facts:
I am going to college on a full ride Army ROTC scholarship and I am a sophomore with a 3.8 GPA.

My fiancee lives in NV and I in MO.

We are both LDS and sex before marriage and living together is out of the question.

The long distance is hurting our relationship because human touch cannot be replaced.

We got engaged in July.

I’m 20 and will be 21 in May.

She is 19 and will be 20 in August.

We plan on getting an apartment and her working full time while I go to school with the Army and maybe get a part time job.

We have saved $5,000 for her moving here and starting out.

We have not yet announced our wedding date since money and long distance stuff.

My family does not support the marriage because of “being too young and not financially ready” since they think we will fail.

Her family is not too hot about it but they are supportive. All of her family married around 18.

The Army is going to give me $25,000 next November in 2009.

I do know she is the one for me and I want to take her to the temple. We have the same values, have been through our fights and near break ups but we love each other more afterwards. She has completed a year of college. I want the best for us but since she lives 1,300 miles away the long distance kills (we have always been long distance). We are planning on her moving down in January and getting married two weeks later. We plan on announcing it to our families in three weeks. I just want some input because I hate getting into it with my parents thinking I am making the worst mistake of my life but I honestly think we can make it, and once I am a Army officer we will be okay. I am already in my career field and I do have good time management, and discipline, because if I didn’t the Army would not be giving me a full ride to college and a officer commission in 2011.

I would like some advice and comments.

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tjegnor asked:


Need Help on Marriage advice ?
I Have Been Marrid 7 years an 2 kids an my Hubby thinks I Dont work see I stay at home mom an take care of our kids an he works out of the home an He talks to me like a Dog an calls me a Bad mom so can anyone give me some advice should I stay or live ? An he wonts to Fight when the kids are arould an there is things he has call me but I cant ( say ) on here if U guys Know what I mean ok can any1 HELP Me ?

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Laura W asked:


I need advice on how to have a good marriage when you are very diffent?
Ive been married for 2 years and its been very difficult cause we have diffent religious beliefs and we have differnt parenting views we always fight when he spanks my son when he does something wrong cuz he doesnt do that to our daughter which makes me feel like he plays favorites , my son was from another relationship. also we are an interracial couple so that only adds to the diffences in culture his family and mine are very diffent mine is so talkitive and affectionate and his family they arnt so much i guess thats where he gets it from hes never affectionate or talkitive i just need som adice thank you >
i did kno all this before marriage but he was affectionate then and loving now hes not its mostly why its affecting this relationship

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Ren asked:


What is advice someone told you that really helped? Advice and sayings regarding marraige and weddings from all over the globe would be greatly appreciated. One I heard and now always use when asked to give advice at a bridal shower is, “Save water, shower together.” I am working to collect serious, funny, true, etc sayings to embroider onto a double wedding ring quilt that I am giving the bride and groom to be and all help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!
Remember- this is going to be emboridered so short, sweet and to the point answers are preferred. Thanks

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