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SECRET MARRIAGE ADVICE FOR COUPLES

Everyone wants to experience a happily ever after type of marriage but they're not ready to work to achieve it. 

An Adage says; Marriage is not a bed of roses. It's mixed with thorns.

It's a known fact that the rate of divorce is alarming, due to uncooked advice young couples or newly married couples seek from inexperienced minds. 

Regardless of the advice received, whether a marriage is healthy or unhealthy, there are some secret advice that contribute to overall happiness and success in a marriage. 

Below are secret marriage advice for couples whether old or newly married couples.


  • Have physical contact/affection

Sharing physical contact in a marriage might seem simple and easy. But it goes beyond sexual contact. It's a nonsexual contact where you need to hug or just hold hands with your partner. It builds a sense of belonging in a marriage. 


  • Be honest

I know this is a common theme for every marriage. But It's a theme you shouldn't forget, because this is a building block for long lasting healthy marriage.


  • Share common vision

Most people overlook this aspect of common vision in a marriage. It's always good to have a common vision with your spouse, this will enhance your level of partnership, closeness and focus to build a better relationship in your marriage.


  • Be intimate

I talked about non sexual affection. It's also important to be intimate with your spouse. Let your intimacy be deep and sexual. Don't be surprised when I tell you lots of marriages have collapsed due to low-level of intimacy in their marriage. 


  • Become best friends

Do you know how it feels to be best friends with your spouse? It's the sweetest experience ever in a marriage. Being best friends with your spouse will give you, upper hand compared to any other person in his life. This will enhance your level of trust and communication. 

Ultimately, for an everlasting married life don't forget to keep the love alive, keep the communication going and keep the surprise coming in your marriage. 

 

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