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What's the best relationship advice you have ever received?
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Lick that booty hole
Relax
hmmm not sure -- there is a time capsule that we have to open on our 5th wedding anniversary (this year !). people at our wedding wrote advice/wishes for us ... so we'll see I guess.
In terms of us as a couple - we mutually decided it always love and respect one another and always communicate well --- that's the best advice we've given ourselves .
In terms of us as a couple - we mutually decided it always love and respect one another and always communicate well --- that's the best advice we've given ourselves .
I try not to go to bed mad, but. Just let things be and be yourself and if its meant to be, it will be. Its hard because rejection changes my state of mind about the situation. I don't react well to constant rejection. I'm working on not taking things so personal, which was another handy bit of advice. Ily mmj
:/ Never received any
Communicate and don't take each other for geanted
Don't hurt my mules
None shines through.
Don't take marital advice from your single friends
Be truthful , thoughtful , and communicate
My buddy told me this a long time ago and he has been married for 10 years (don't force a relationship just be yourself and have fun with her and if it works out it works out) best advice I ever had cause its the truth :) and communicate with her but we talk about everything so no worries there :)
It definitely worked. We both started off being ridiculous fools and it's great!
Female, 36-40 years, Dating | Feb 04, 2014
Female, 36-40 years, Dating | Feb 04, 2014
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Always listen and do not interrupt.
To stop letting my partner walk on me. Speak my mind.
Always have good communication and never go to bed mad at each other.
Haven't really got advice for a relationship just always been told stay single
Communicate and don't take each other for geanted
Female, >50 years, Married | Feb 15, 2014
Female, >50 years, Married | Feb 15, 2014
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