Icebreakers
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What's the best relationship advice you have ever received?
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¿Cuál es el mejor consejo de la relación que has recibido? De parte de otras personas. Le exiges demasiado, y eres mas mamá que pareja. Ambos solo escuchados y no les tome el peso en su debido momento
Recently a month ago from my friend Odile that had a wonderful marriage for 28 years and became a widow, she said:
Allow yourself to be best friends with your lover. Me and husband were best friends, we could talk about everything, we had so much fun.
Allow yourself to be best friends with your lover. Me and husband were best friends, we could talk about everything, we had so much fun.
TRUE BABY!! I LOVE YOU JUST THE WAY YOU ARE! IF YOU HELD BACK I WOULD PROBABLY WOULD NEVER KNOW WHO YOU REALLY ARE, AND PROBABLY WOULD NOT FALL IN LOVE WITH YOU
Female, 41-50 years, Dating | Apr 21, 2014
Female, 41-50 years, Dating | Apr 21, 2014
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Well it would have to be from his grandparents. They are amazing and they gave advice on what is going on in our lives. They have saved marriage for us and I know that I look up to them.
Be open, honest, communicate, be flexible
Don't dwell on what may have been and live in the present.
Never let it fester never go tobedangry
Don't be scared of love.
If you can live with out her let her go.
By having respect for yourself you will automatically show respect for your partner.
My grandmother always told me "marry someone you like." You would think "fuck no brainer grandma-" but really, you'd be surprised how many people get married just because it seems like the right thing to do or because they want to have a wedding. Best advice I ever got.
Kids will move on, spouse should be forever.
I don't think I've had any advice specifically relating to my relationships. I tend to trust my own judgement so I don't feel the need for advice, and I'm very happy in my relationship
For me it prayer together and be patient 😃
If you make the other person better, that's love.
"Never give up" - Lisa & Howard Larrabee (see guestbook)
