Marriage advice from the elderly.

MARRIAGE ADVICE FROM THE ELDERLY

  1. Marriage is not for quitters
  2. You will feel proud of yourself looking back knowing that you honoured your vows
  3. If you do marriage right, it will bring out the best in you and in your spouse
  4. Sex is important but not the only thing in marriage
  5. When younger, make love as much as you can, enjoy it. A time is coming when all you have are memories
  6. Friends will come and go, you will know so many people as a married person, but keep your spouse your priority
  7. Don’t stay together for children, eventually they will leave you two. What will you have to hold?
  8. Growing old doesn’t mean you cannot make your spouse feel special, keep making his/her heart beat
  9. Do not harden your heart, otherwise marriage will be too great a burden
  10. Do not hold grudges, otherwise stress will kill you
  11. Eventhough you two are married, don’t forget to build yourself, and work on your goals as an individual. Don’t lose you
  12. Not every advice is good advice. Discern
  13. Love your spouse the best way you can, not as a reward to your spouse for treating you right, but because you have personally chosen to
  14. It is not for you to say you are a good husband/wife but for your spouse to say I have a good husband/wife
  15. Don’t work too hard chasing after money for your family that you lose your family
  16. Praying for your spouse is your personal responsibility that you cannot delegate to another person
  17. Start each day with warm words and the tone of the day will be good
  18. Don’t be scared of aging, be scared of aging without a purpose or a legacy in mind
  19. As you work, think about retirement. Save, invest, plan. You will not always have the energy you have
  20. Fathers, don’t disconnect from your children as they grown up. If you do, you will want them near you in your old age but they will struggle to bond with you
  21. Mothers, don’t hurt your children with words. Mummy wounds are difficult to heal from.Learn when to speak and when to be quiet.

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