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Most women don't know the secret to a happy marriage is to stop nagging.I would say: yes to putting your spouses needs above yours. And lots of women talk too much, and nag.
A peaceful home is like heaven on Earth.
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Most women don't know the secret to a happy marriage is to stop nagging.I would say: yes to putting your spouses needs above yours. And lots of women talk too much, and nag.
Most women don't know the secret to a happy marriage is to stop nagging.
A peaceful home is like heaven on Earth.
She raises bees or plays goalie in soccer?My first marriage ended in a divorce after 5 years, the second one was only "common law", and lasted 12 years. Happily married now to #3 for 19 years, she's a keeper.
Like they say, "Third time's the charm."
Same for me! 42 years and counting.Been married since 1983. I'm...comfortable.
Was married 12 years, then she became a teacher and suddenly had all the ideas but no clue, her personality went dreadful, so I divorced her. Never spoke to her since. When my lads came up at boxing day, they said mother says Merry Christmas. I told them to tell her to **** off, but they knew I was gonna say that. The divorce was 15 years ago.This is for anyone, but especially the men.
Many here are divorced, some more than once, or married and not happy. I don't know if this is just old guy culture--complaining about the wife--but it's striking, especially given that married men are generally happier than unmarried men, statistically.
So, are you married? How many times, how many years? If you feel comfortable sharing: happily so?

Good Job Gunny.42 years the kids are grown but son has mental problems and lives with us he is helpful now that I am an invalid. My daughters 3 kids are 4 6 and 8 and we are getting full custody soon they have been with us over a year. Daughter and son in law have legal troubles.
Always wanted 5 kids the grandkids make 5 that we are raising.
I used to think that. I am part of a small circle of male friends. We gripe or laugh about politics and the things around us. One of the guys is still married. Occasionally his wife sits with us at the café but mostly not. The only time he seems unhappy is when he has to go home. By the way, I don't know who told you that married men "are generally happier than unmarried men"..... married men are generally happier than unmarried men ...
This is for anyone, but especially the men.
Many here are divorced, some more than once, or married and not happy. I don't know if this is just old guy culture--complaining about the wife--but it's striking, especially given that married men are generally happier than unmarried men, statistically.
So, are you married? How many times, how many years? If you feel comfortable sharing: happily so?