Marriage matters (12 commitments you're making when you say "I
do")
There is a time that comes in every romantic relationship when
a decision is made, a decision that is made only once...and then
reaffirmed daily.
When it comes to a long-term relationship that progresses to
marriage, you will either decide you are going to be there for
this person for the rest of his or her life...or not .
> Marriage is more than a tax break.
>> It's beyond just dating.
>>> Marriage isn't the same as living together.
When things are going well, she'd feel silly to get too angry
about his socks left on the bathroom counter, his beard stubble
in the sink, or accidentally touching her tush to the cold porcelain
in the middle of the night because he left the toilet seat up again.
In good times, happy couples laugh off these trivial issues
(though of course not without perhaps giving a stern
warning to one's partner!).
Ahh...but the tough times, when family, fitness, career,
finances and health all struggle at once, when trust is
worn thin, stress is high, and faith is stretched to the
limit... those unfortunately inevitable really rough periods
will destroy your relationship if you allow it.
During those tough times, her comment about which way
to drive and get there faster is perceived as a personal attack,
her wet towel on the carpet might cause him to yell with
frustration, and her habit of forgetting to put gas in the vehicle
the couple shares might have him fuming over a car running
on fumes while he's running late the next morning.
During those trying times, petty annoyances like him/her trying
to "reorganize" your stuff without permission, or analyze everything
you say for hidden meaning about 'what's wrong' can become
relationship-defining ultimatums.
In the rough times, every failing will be magnified a hundredfold.
It's when healthy communication between partners breaks
down, and once-ready-to-forgive attitudes become so much
more difficult to maintain.
That's why we say that every happily married person can
answer this ONE question:
Every Happily Married Couple
Life is so filled with uncertainties.
Whether your marriage is going to last shouldn't be one of them.
That's why we compiled this list of 12 commitments
a couple is making when you say "I do".
Every Happily Married Person Can Answer This Question (12 Marriage Commitments)
Looking forward to hearing from you!
Mr. and Mrs. Cubic Zirconia
CubicZirconia.com, The Clear Choice ™
Shop with confidence & Buy it for Life with the CubicZirconia.com GUARANTEE:
We guarantee your jewelry and loose stones FOR LIFE, FOR FREE
Use our website chat or call us U.S. toll-free 1-888-355-2484 during
business hours.
P.S. It's not popular or politically correct to say so in a world where
so many marriages end in a divorce. But we don't apologize for our
company belief that a marriage should be a lifetime contract.
No doubt there's a potential customer or 2 thousand who will feel
offended when we state our belief. That's okay. We decided long ago
to serve our customers to the best of our ability, and we firmly
believe that our customers-- even those who've had the misfortune
to go through a divorce-- still believe in the idea of a marriage for life.
There's just no in-between with the kind of commitment it takes
to create and sustain a happy long-lasting marriage...and we believe
it's that very commitment that helps each partner in a couple to
make the best of everything good, bad, and ugly in between
the really good times we remember most.
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do")
There is a time that comes in every romantic relationship when
a decision is made, a decision that is made only once...and then
reaffirmed daily.
When it comes to a long-term relationship that progresses to
marriage, you will either decide you are going to be there for
this person for the rest of his or her life...or not .
> Marriage is more than a tax break.
>> It's beyond just dating.
>>> Marriage isn't the same as living together.
When things are going well, she'd feel silly to get too angry
about his socks left on the bathroom counter, his beard stubble
in the sink, or accidentally touching her tush to the cold porcelain
in the middle of the night because he left the toilet seat up again.
In good times, happy couples laugh off these trivial issues
(though of course not without perhaps giving a stern
warning to one's partner!).
Ahh...but the tough times, when family, fitness, career,
finances and health all struggle at once, when trust is
worn thin, stress is high, and faith is stretched to the
limit... those unfortunately inevitable really rough periods
will destroy your relationship if you allow it.
During those tough times, her comment about which way
to drive and get there faster is perceived as a personal attack,
her wet towel on the carpet might cause him to yell with
frustration, and her habit of forgetting to put gas in the vehicle
the couple shares might have him fuming over a car running
on fumes while he's running late the next morning.
During those trying times, petty annoyances like him/her trying
to "reorganize" your stuff without permission, or analyze everything
you say for hidden meaning about 'what's wrong' can become
relationship-defining ultimatums.
In the rough times, every failing will be magnified a hundredfold.
It's when healthy communication between partners breaks
down, and once-ready-to-forgive attitudes become so much
more difficult to maintain.
That's why we say that every happily married person can
answer this ONE question:
Every Happily Married Couple
Life is so filled with uncertainties.
Whether your marriage is going to last shouldn't be one of them.
That's why we compiled this list of 12 commitments
a couple is making when you say "I do".
Every Happily Married Person Can Answer This Question (12 Marriage Commitments)
Looking forward to hearing from you!
Mr. and Mrs. Cubic Zirconia
CubicZirconia.com, The Clear Choice ™
Shop with confidence & Buy it for Life with the CubicZirconia.com GUARANTEE:
We guarantee your jewelry and loose stones FOR LIFE, FOR FREE
Use our website chat or call us U.S. toll-free 1-888-355-2484 during
business hours.
P.S. It's not popular or politically correct to say so in a world where
so many marriages end in a divorce. But we don't apologize for our
company belief that a marriage should be a lifetime contract.
No doubt there's a potential customer or 2 thousand who will feel
offended when we state our belief. That's okay. We decided long ago
to serve our customers to the best of our ability, and we firmly
believe that our customers-- even those who've had the misfortune
to go through a divorce-- still believe in the idea of a marriage for life.
There's just no in-between with the kind of commitment it takes
to create and sustain a happy long-lasting marriage...and we believe
it's that very commitment that helps each partner in a couple to
make the best of everything good, bad, and ugly in between
the really good times we remember most.
EMAILID: CZBBC013 (this message is an ad)
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