One week to go

[vercetti2021]

Until I'm Mrs. Vercetti. Oh my nerves

Advice on marriage please just a little will help me. How did you feel going into it knowing you're gonna be spending the rest of your life with someone?

[IjustDontlikeRepugs]

1. Well, future Mrs. I am probably the worst person to ever give relationship advice.

I tried marriage twice and apparently I suck at it. But, in latter relationships I learned something. Love is powerful. It’s overwhelming. But that feeling, although it is very much there, will fade in “power”. But “like”, that’s where it’s at. If you genuinely “like” someone, like being around someone, would rather be around that person than hanging with your friends and maybe your family, then you found your mate. You will be fine if you really like this person.

[Dale in Laurel MD]

2. Within three weeks after I met my wife,

I knew she was the one I wanted to spend the rest of my life with. And for the almost 42 years we had together, I never regretted it for a moment.

[FakeNoose]

3. The best advice I can give is that you need to consider each other your BEST friend

If he's not your best friend, if you're not his ... well you need to find a way to make this happen.

So much happens in life and despite all the ups and downs, you always want to share it with your best friend.

Good luck my dear. We're hoping you'll both be happy.

[vercetti2021]

4. She is

Sorry forgot to mention its a woman I'm marrying

[FakeNoose]

5. Best of luck and love to both of you

[MLAA]

6. I've just passed 35 years and my thought is to share adventures. Whether it's travel or hobbies

find and do the things you both like together. After all this time he is still my favorite person on the planet.

[rurallib]

7. more than being your spouse, your partner is your best friend

Share the work, share the joy, share the sadness.

[Tree Lady]

8. Agree with those that say be best friends

I have been married for 22 years now. First marriage I was too young and met him in a strict church. When we both grew out of that realized we had nothing in common.

My next advice is don't take things personal, if spouse is having a hard day and starts a argument just know its their stuff not yours and blow it off. I spent too many years being over sensitive.