The Best Secrets to a Happy Marriage

 

The Best Secrets to a Happy Marriage that Every Husband and Wife Should Know

The Best Secrets to a Happy Marriage

·         Have fun together

Play a lot and laugh at each other's jokes. Enjoy camping or playing crazy games together in your living room.

Go for ice skating or sledding or whatever you used to do as a child but this time bring your spouse!

 

·         Give more than you take.

Better a poor horse than no horse at all. Think and act randomly. Surprise your partner all the time, even if it's just dinner.

"You can't sit back. My husband and I have chosen that our marriage is the most important thing to us. We respect what we have and understand how we need to feed it.

 

·         Speak the language of their love.

Learn and practice your partner's language of love. Dr. Gary Chapman has found 5 different languages ​​of love: words of affirmation, quality time, receiving gifts, acts of service, and physical contact.

"We can't trust our mother tongue if our spouse doesn't understand it. If we want them to feel the love we're trying to communicate, we have to put it in the language of their primary love. Should explain.

 

·         Put the other first.

Practice selflessness and support each other - always! Contact your spouse once a day, once a week and once a year!

"Staying in a long wedding is a bit like a good cup of coffee every morning - maybe I drink it every day, but I still enjoy it."

 

·         Boast about your spouse.

Pick them up in front of your friends. Start bragging about your spouse. Be proud of your marriage. Express your love for your spouse in public.

"I like marrying my wife - that's the best thing that's ever happened to me."

 

·         Keep the romance alive.

Go to dates. Light the candles. Hug and kiss every day. In a short time, make your bedroom look like a fancy hotel with candles, lots of pillows and flowers.

"We have a lot of candles in our bedroom. I wish we always had a honeymoon.

 

·         Talk about it

Communicate your thoughts and feelings. Connect with your spouse, face to face and nose to nose.

"We talk a lot. Sometimes people hear us talking and think we talk more than the situation, but conversation is everything.