Love & Marriage

July 10, 2007 - 7:30 AM by Stephanie

Rock of Galilee celebrated his 10th wedding anniversary over the weekend and to mark the occasion, he blogged about key factors that contribute to a successful marriage.

One question that people ask married people is what they think is the most important aspect in a marriage.

The answers that I have heard include the following:
* communication.
* who controls the money
* individuality
* common goals
* food
* sex

What I have found most interesting is that husbands and wives very often come up with exact opposites of what is the most important. For example, I believe that the most important thing in a marriage is not to hate your spouse. My wife believes that it is love. (I am more practical.) I have heard wives say that communication is the most important thing while the husbands say, it’s better when we don’t talk. Personally, communication does not rank on my list of relevant things about a marriage.

Read on for further insight..

You see? THIS is why relationship counselors make bundles…

Mazel tov, Rock…

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