Paul Friedman

Relationship Advice for Newlyweds Part Two



Posted: Tuesday, December 02, 2008

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Lessons For a Happy Marriage



Plan your life and plan to love



The love you feel for each other is just the beginning.

It gets better every day,

And here is how!



Forget those people who tell you how your love and passion will take a back seat to the so called realities of life. What do they know! Just because everybody says the same thing doesnt make it true either. Remember not too long ago everyone believed if you sailed too far west you would fall off the edge of the world. Ignorance is ignorance no matter where it comes from. You have the ability to have increased love in your marriage and it aint hard!





The first thing you need to do is not do anything dumb (any more). Fights are no longer acceptable forms of communication. If you feel the urge to be rude go stand in front of the mirror first and take the aggression and anger out of your system by forcing a smile on your face (it is your face and it must do as it is told).





Say to your image you are so awesome and beautiful, nothing can make you angry. If you get angry you wont look beautiful anymore and you will feel like a dope later. Have a drink of water and remember how amazing your lover is.





Next, replace the destructive notions with powerful ideas of praise for your spouse. Crowd out the rat thoughts that are nibbling on your happiness with loyal thoughts of praise and admiration. Recall the qualities that won you over in the first place and dont even allow thoughts like nobody is perfect in your mind. It is your mind and you can make it think and feel any way you wish.





Plan to say something to your spouse that will make them feel special every day.





Plan to understand more about your spouse every single day (dont be a pest - be subtle).





Praise your spouse every single day - can be for the same thing as yesterday





Tell your spouse I love you as often as possible

Hold hands even when you dont feel like it

Always respond affectionately to affection





The one you married is your ideal spouse and co-parent. Appreciation is always appreciated and expectations always lead to disappointment.





You will have the best marriage that ever was. You will be a newlywed forever.





 

Paul wrote Lessons For A Happy Marriage:http://lessonsforahappymarriage.comto help peoplesave their marriageand end the marriage crisis in our country; it's about saving children. Let's stop divorce. The problems go beyond the failures of marriage counselors. Paul's life mission is to eradicate the need for divorce through focused education. If you're married, tell your soul mate, "I love you."
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