Saturday, May 10th...

[Godside]

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[Tprspouse]

Yes. Take the time on your wedding day to remember it. The day flew by so fast for me, it was like a whirlwind. I was shoved here and there to talk to this person and that..that's all well and nice and polite, but savor every minute and do what YOU want to do on your big day!

Congratulations! I feel old now! This June will be my 11th anniversary.

[Chaplain Wolf]

GodSide,
Congratulations!
may god grant you and your new wife only happiness and success in your new life together.

I myself have recently gotten married, (1 year 5 months) the best advice i can give,
Never yell at each other, you wont acomplish anything.
Always be willing to compromise.
make sure to spend as much time with your family as possible. Your wife is now the most important person in the world.

oh yea and one more thing no matter how right you are you are always wrong!!! :-)))) jk

[ 05-06-2003, 01:37 PM: Message edited by: Chaplain Wolf ]

[Jessica]

Congratulations Godside!! I wish you and your future bride the best of luck! May you be blessed over the years and always find happiness.

Enjoy your time together and let us know how everything went on your big day!!

[Xanthorius]

I have been married for a year and a half now. In my limited time, the best advice I can give you is that when everybody says the first year is the hardest, THEY AREN'T KIDDING.

Around the 18 month mark, I looked over at my wife and said, "You know, the last six months have been so much easier, I wonder why?" It was funny when we realized the timing.

You might not realize it- we didn't- because you're caught up in marriage and love and all that stuff. So all of a sudden you'll look back, and be like, "Wow, being married is easier now...awesome!"

Congrats man, and ditto to the advice above- enjoy the day itself! Also, don't do what I did and get a ticket for going 70 in a 45 on the way to the wedding.

[jellybean40]

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Originally posted by Godside:

Any honest advice (And those who have nothing good to say...well, you know the drill) ???

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oops..ok..nevermind...

nah, seriously, congrats and best of luck. i guess i dont have any great words of wisdom on the subject...

i would say, always respect your wife, and always make sure you show her how much you love her.

[Deputy Joe]

May 29th will mark 5 years with my wife. I am by no means an expert in marriage. My advice is to wait until after the first year to have children. I wish we would have waited. I wouldn't trade my kids for the world, but it would have been easier on the relationship.

Advice for the wedding day. Enjoy it. It will fly by.

Don't carry a Kirby vacuum down a curved staircase on your wedding day. I know someone really well that slipped and sprained his ankle. His bride wasn't impressed, however, not suprised. I won't give away the name of the guy that limped down the isle. Kind of a witness protection program type thing.

[156]

Congratulations to you!! I wish you all the happiness in the world.

I'm not expert on marriage by any means but I'll give you a few good tips.

1. Communicate!!! This is the single most important thing, in my opinion. If something is bothering you, don't let it fester. Sit down with your wife and discuss things calmly and rationally as soon as they start bothering you.

2. Understand that women are different from men and can be quite hormonal at times. When she's having PMS, just keep your mouth closed and do as she says. LOL

3. Don't forget to validate her. Let her know she's important to you, beautiful to you, yada, yada, yada. These things are verrrrrrrry important to a woman and lifting her up emotionally will more than likely get you lots of sex. LOL

4. If she's going to be working too, pitch in all you can with the housework. Chances are, she won't like the way you do it and resume the chores herself, but she'll appreciate your attempts at helping her.

5. Don't hide things from her. No matter how savvy you think you are, a woman's intuition is astounding and eventually you will be found out. It's best to just be upfront about all things, no matter how large or small. Once you've lost your trust and credibility, it'll take a long time to regain it. Women have incredible memories.

[Tprspouse]

Don't hide things from her. No matter how savvy you think you are, a woman's intuition is astounding and eventually you will be found out

Especially the pornography. HAHAHAHAHA! (I am not trying to bring back the porno thread and spoil Godside's announcement....just adding some humor. )

[Godside]

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Originally posted by 156:
Congratulations to you!! I wish you all the happiness in the world.

I'm not expert on marriage by any means but I'll give you a few good tips.

1. Communicate!!! This is the single most important thing, in my opinion. If something is bothering you, don't let it fester. Sit down with your wife and discuss things calmly and rationally as soon as they start bothering you.

2. Understand that women are different from men and can be quite hormonal at times. When she's having PMS, just keep your mouth closed and do as she says. LOL

3. Don't forget to validate her. Let her know she's important to you, beautiful to you, yada, yada, yada. These things are verrrrrrrry important to a woman and lifting her up emotionally will more than likely get you lots of sex. LOL

4. If she's going to be working too, pitch in all you can with the housework. Chances are, she won't like the way you do it and resume the chores herself, but she'll appreciate your attempts at helping her.

5. Don't hide things from her. No matter how savvy you think you are, a woman's intuition is astounding and eventually you will be found out. It's best to just be upfront about all things, no matter how large or small. Once you've lost your trust and credibility, it'll take a long time to regain it. Women have incredible memories.

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156, where in the holy lava lamp were you 5 years ago when we started this relationship? You totally just NAILED every lesson I have learned. Not only that, you were able to actually write it out...Only a woman could do such a thing.

[156]

Awww, thanks. I'm blushing.

[J-WS6]

Congrats Godside!

I havent been married, but i've been to a few weddings, so I'll give you this peice of advice...

Abuse the free buffett!

[Godside]

quote:

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Originally posted by J-WS6:
Congrats Godside!

I havent been married, but i've been to a few weddings, so I'll give you this peice of advice...

Abuse the free buffett!

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Not free when I am paying for it

[Bill R]

Congratulations Godside!

[Sparky]

"Relationships should be 90% give and 10% take."

"You'll never regret the time you spend with your family, only the time you didn't."

"Long term investments mean holding on to your stock through price fluctuations."