What's your best piece of marital advice for newlyweds?

In order to answer this question, you should currently be married and never divorced. Thanks.What's your best piece of marital advice for newlyweds?
Don't listen to anyone but each other. If pesky in-laws are trying to run your marriage, tackfully tell them thanks but no thanks.


People can't resist giving advice where none was asked for.


Just love each other and stand by each other. Congratulations!


Hope the both of you have a long and happy life together.


Married for 21 years come September.What's your best piece of marital advice for newlyweds?
it's not going to be perfect. accept that going into it.
Never go to bed angry. You'll have a terrible night of sleep and be just as angry if not more in the morning. Talk about everything together and be open about your feelings. If a fight starts, stop it before it gets ugly. The first year is the toughest as you adjust to everything......being married, living together(maybe for 1st time) and having a house(possibly).......just remember that if you can get through the first year, you're good. I'm going on my 3rd year and its just starting to be great. Boy am I glad we didn't get divorced over something stupid.
Communication is key: listen to each other. Also, I think sharing of household work, working hard outside the home to help the bottom line, and sharing the same values are both extremely important.
Always make sure that there's passion in your life. Remember that she is #1 in your life, and vice versa.
Communication is the key.
Unless you want to work your *** off for the next 30-50 years don't bother getting married.
Let god be the ruler of the household.
Wow, such limits on those who can answer.





I will answer anyway even though I violate one of your ';rules';......+2





I was talking about being divorce dukeberry. Divorce teaches people a lot. Fine, be stupid.
Divorce actually teaches people A LOT about what a marriage is supposed to be, so cutting out 50% of the population is pretty stupid.





My advice:





Marriage isn't 50/50 Ever...both give 110%, always.