Нажимая "Хорошо", вы соглашаетесь на сохранение файлов cookie на вашем устройстве для улучшения навигации по сайту, анализа использования сайта и помощи в наших маркетинговых усилиях.
Hey Stereo and my beautiful Stereo family, listen, I saw this and I love what Unc said, it makes sense to me, but what's the best advice you've ever gotten when it comes to relationship and marriage? It doesn't have to be long, what is something you heard and maybe used in your relationship? What's the best advice you've ever gotten? Drop it in the comments below. Let's go Stereo.
Ooh, two things. The first thing is, it's not happy wife, happy life. It's happy spouse, happy house. It's not just about my happiness as the wife of the relationship. It's about our combined happiness. Also, that I try to be intentional about letting my partner know how much I care about them instead of always expecting them to do things for me.
I really do love this because if they not happy, then I'm not happy. So happy spouse, happy house. I mean, it's a very big difference in how the house flows. Now, if you are a stay at home mother and you're doing everything and of course, he goes out into the world and work his hours and you're staying home. Sometimes I think it's easy to forget to cater to that woman just a little bit, especially not leaving the house. So yeah, happy.
The best advice I ever got was stop telling people your fucking business, especially your girlfriends. Stop telling all your girlfriends your business, because then they have a preconceived notion about him. So just keep it to one or two friends. Other than that, stop telling people your goddamn business.
Ooh, Bri, say it, say it, say it, say it, motherfuckin' say it. I don't think you should be telling anybody about the small marital problems that you're having. And I say small because more than likely, you are going to get over them. It's temporary how you feel right now. So you runnin' off and telling your girlfriend, Girl, he did this and this and this and now she feelin' some kind of way. Ready to run up on a man that you ain't even fuckin' leavin'. No, shut your mouth. Come on, Bri.
yeah best advice was don't be like Nike and just do it make sure you mean that I do you know saying make sure you really fucking mean that I do not only is it a contract but it's your word and you know as a man that's all I got so I give you my word that it's till death do us part that's my word I can't break that so and that shit you know I mean that shit resonates so you already
Be intentional with that shit, right? Make sure you mean it when you do it. And I said this in a previous comment up top. I was just like, listen, I don't believe that people should be just getting married to get married. To still do single shit. Leave me the fuck alone then. I got married to be with you and spend time with you and love you and get to know you. You're my life partner to help you. If you still do a single shit, miss me with that. You feel me? Love wire.
Como esta? Thank you for coming by my post muy bien. Now I usually translate for you I did not translate this time, but I'm just gonna say I hope you have a good night, and I appreciate you being here
The one piece of advice that my mother ever told me was to make sure that I did not marry a sports addict and somehow I Took that and I ran with it and the last like, you know, four or five, you know Relationships that I had they were all computer techs And that was also by accident But I took that to heart just because I saw the way that my dad Traded my mom and our house because of his addiction
So now I have a question. Did he have a gambling addiction or was he just so obsessed to watch football or other sports that he just disregarded you guys and did not pay you attention because he just had to watch sports or was he gambling? Because I feel like anybody, like your nerdy man that you date, right? I say nerdy because game theory analysts or whatever, they could possibly get so obsessed and treat you the same way just like a guy who wants to play his PS5 all day. So, yeah.
I would say love yourself before you can love somebody else. When you truly love yourself, then you can truly love someone else, and that's probably the best advice for a relationship to be successful.
Oh man, yes. Love yourself, love yourself, love yourself, love yourself, love yourself. Or at least learn you so that when you're trying to teach somebody how to love you, when you teach somebody how to cater to your needs, you need to know. There's a lot of people that be like, well, he don't love me, but you don't even know what kind of love you want. So not only do you just got to love yourself, you need to know what the fuck you like. Know what gets you going. Great post. I mean, great post.
Boop, shine bright, shadow in the back. I like that. Tell the truth or get the boot. I like the truth. I like the truth. But be nice to me when you're telling the truth still. Give me the nice nasty truth. That's what I want. Shadow out. Boop.
I agree and I probably would be married still if, you know, my wife and I definitely follow some keys of, you know, aspects of being married, being married to each other. Definitely communication, spending time, knowing each other's boundaries, you know, intimacy, in and out, emotional, everything. So knowing that definitely plays a part into having a happy marriage.
Ooh, you're breaking all the rules down now, right? Like, communication, spending time, getting to know each other, boundaries. You can still have boundaries in marriage. That one, ooh, people don't like to know. Like, you can still have boundaries in marriage. That was a good post. Shout out to you, Melvin.