- A good marriage propels you forward, a bad one drains you. The partner you choose shapes your life.
- Never confuse the order of marriage and having children.
- If your partner disrespects your parents, no matter how good his family conditions are, you won’t find happiness.
- Cherish friends who understand you. Don’t sacrifice your social circle for marriage, or you’ll end up feeling isolated.
- If you argue, give him some space to cool down. Don’t insist on immediate answers.
- Love is sweet, but marriage can dilute passion. Stability can sometimes be more important than romance and passion.
- Absence makes the heart grow fonder. Don’t spend every moment together.
- Affirm and support your partner regularly. This will make him feel loved, rather than constantly pointing out his flaws.
- Don’t let one side bear all the emotional burden. Empathy is key in a relationship. Once a heart grows cold, it’s hard to warm it up again.
- Marriage requires effort and compromise. Both parties are constantly learning and adjusting.
- Don’t abandon your personal growth and ambitions just because you’re married. Beauty fades over time, so don’t let compliments make you complacent.
- Age isn’t the deciding factor for marriage, emotional compatibility is.
- Marrying for looks is unwise. Shared values determine the longevity of your relationship.
- Marriage means spending your future with your partner. If you’re not ready for the commitment and sacrifices it entails, reconsider.
- Choose a responsible man who can provide you with a sense of security.
- For those who lack a sense of security, a bare-bones wedding can make maintaining the marriage difficult.
- A positive attitude is key to a happy life.
- Those who constantly threaten divorce will not have a happy ending.
- Every decision in a marriage should be made carefully, with consideration for the consequences.
- Once you’re married, cut ties with your ex. Respect your marriage and each other.
- Marriage involves daily necessities. Transitioning from a romantic relationship to a marital one is key to a shared future.
- Spend time with your partner before marriage to better understand them.
- Before marriage, women should take the opportunity to protect themselves. Brief cohabitation can provide a deeper understanding of a man’s character.
- Understand what marriage entails before you commit. Marriage isn’t child’s play. A mature perspective on love and marriage forms the foundation of a successful marriage.
- Allow each other freedom in marriage, but don’t abuse it.
- Don’t choose a partner with violent tendencies. This is unlikely to change and could lead to more violence after marriage.
- Having a child is a significant responsibility. Take precautions until you’re ready to welcome a new member into your family.
- Sexual harmony is crucial. Sex and love are the cornerstones of a stable marriage.
- Don’t expect your partner to change significantly after marriage.
- Your wedding doesn’t have to be extravagant, but it should be a warm memory, not a regret.
- If your life is currently in a mess, don’t expect marriage to fix it.
- Marriage should enhance your life, not rescue it. Being capable of living well on your own is a prerequisite for marriage.
- The quality of your relationship with your mother-in-law depends on your husband’s ability to manage it and his love for you, not on your mother-in-law’s actions.
- Don’t assume that everything will be fine once you’re married. Divorce is always a possibility. Maintain a healthy level of vigilance.
- In marriage, understanding, respect, and mutual support are more important than fleeting passion.
- The details of how you manage your marriage will determine how your marriage treats you.
- Poverty can strain a marriage. It’s okay to be temporarily poor, but you should always strive to improve your family’s living conditions.
- Small arguments can be refreshing, but constant, uncontrolled conflict can turn a home from a warm haven into a battlefield.
- Men never truly grow up. When you see his childish side, don’t be too harsh. He’s showing you his most vulnerable side because he loves you. Show him some affection and he’ll be grateful.
- Strive for financial independence. It’s a woman’s backbone. Unless your man is financially strong, respects the role of a housewife, and can maintain this attitude for life.
