SweetT
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If you do get married there will come a time you cant sleep well unless you know your partner is lying right beside you. My hubby is a very early riser (4am) but he is so mindful that I am sleeping and he is very quiet and lets me sleep as long as I want to (6 or 7 am)
I think happy marriages consist of really liking the person they are married to and learn to understand that everything is not a battle that needs winning or fighting. Don't expect perfection unless you are willing to be perfect yourself. Be willing to compromise and be understanding. Show them that you love them and they will show you love in return. Always respect and honor them. Be their best friend who they can trust with their life and finances. Remember they are the partner you will have holding your hand when you leave this earth. There to support your achievements and supports you in time of need. Always remember why you fell in love with them and never try to change what drew you to them in the first place.
Just some of the things I think makes a happy marriage.
I totally agree with all of this. I was married the first time for 17 yrs, it only lasted that long cause he was never home and I got to make all the decisions, raise the kids, pay the bills and do everything how I wanted to. After a while I realized I didn't need to be married to do all that, plus I didn't respect him any longer. I am however happily remarried and it has been 12 yrs now. No name calling, no physical violence, mutual respect, a helper in anything I want to do, we have a lot of common interests, love to spend time together, love to joke and laugh and cook and work. I never knew I could be so happy and I don't have to worry if I gain a few pounds I'm not told how fat I am.