Comments on: Marriage “Fitness”, not just health!

By: Cheong Mei Ling

Cheong Mei Ling — Thu, 26 Jun 2008 07:10:19 +0000

Any relationship takes effort from both parties who are involved with each other. Personally, communicating on the same wavelength and you must fight fair (no name calling, bringing up the past, cursing) are just so very crucial in not damaging the spine of the relationship in the long run. This will cultivate respect for each other. Finding a soul mate….hmmm, do they grow in an orchard?

By: Daddee

Daddee — Fri, 06 Jun 2008 09:09:39 +0000

Yes, it is hard work.

My sister once told me this:
It isn’t so much “I can’t live without you” but more so (conversely) “I CAN live with you..”

By: Moomykin

Moomykin — Thu, 05 Jun 2008 17:56:32 +0000

Marriage requires a lot of hard work. Harder for some than others. Gadget-daddy and I are just luckier than a lot of people we know. We are each other’s first and only.

Gadget-daddy and I have this goal: We want to grow old together and maybe take care of our grand-kids together (depends if we are allowed to or not).

Moomykins last blog post..A Hint of Heaven

By: Ann

Ann — Thu, 05 Jun 2008 11:06:52 +0000

I wondered about this the first time you told me.

I guess being young and married really takes more effort.

A young parent and an older parent also makes alot of difference.

We learn to handle things better, we learn to work things out better, we have more friends to consult with and etc.

Anyways….the pass is the pass, it only serves as lessons for the present.

With hot mummee at least ONE thing could be excellent!

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