Secret to a long and happy marriage.

Kelly Green

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An old woman was sipping on a glass of wine, while sitting on the patio with her husband, and she says, "I love you so much, I don't know how I could ever live without you"…Her husband asks, "Is that you, or the wine talking?"…She replies, "It's me…talking to the wine."
 
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Most wives out live their husbands today. Why do the husbands die so much sooner? They want to. :D
 
The real secret to a happy marriage...

If you argue with your wife, and you find out you were wrong, apologize.

If you argue with your wife, and you find out you were right, apologize faster.

Buck
 
My wife says that men have only two faults. 1) Everything we say. 2) Everything we do.
 
i have never been married but i have a piece of marriage that heard roy rogers once said "never go to bed angry"
 
im not married but i heard this marriage secret once from an older gentleman who had been married to his wife for a long time " never go to bed angry"

If you ever have half a mind to get married, go for it, that's all it takes.
 
I know thhe secret to a long and happy marriage.

Get married.
Immediately move to a remote location while leaving the wife at the reception.
Then stay married as long as you are married but not living together.

In short, marry but not live together.

After a man marries, he needs only how to say three things.
1. I am sorry.
2. It was my fault.
3. Where do you want it?

Once a man marries, he no longer has an opinion. His opinion becomes whatever the wife says it will be.

Anyway, it is much cheaper to remain single and visit Ladies of the Evening.
 
oldman45 i must respectfully disagree with you as a young man who is single i am very lonely sometimes and all i can think about is dear god please help find a nice woman to spend my life with because be lonely is just awful
 
oldman45 i must respectfully disagree with you as a young man who is single i am very lonely sometimes and all i can think about is dear god please help find a nice woman to spend my life with because be lonely is just awful

Sometimes a person can be lonely when married. If you are going to be lonely, may as well have some money while doing so.

I have been single. I have been married too (often). Each wife either backed a truck up to my house and carried off my stuff or else is draining me a little at a time.

A man does not have to marry to have companionship. People allow themselves to be lonely when they need not be.

During my last single time of life, I had two friends move in with me. We went places together such as NASCAR races, hunting, fishing and shooting. There are ways of combating being lonesome.

As my lawyer said last week, you can either give all you have to a woman once married or live with one and keep what you have.
 
I was given this little pearl of wisdom:

In order to have a happy and successful marriage two things must work -
The TV
The Wife
 
oldman45 i must respectfully disagree with you as a young man who is single i am very lonely sometimes and all i can think about is dear god please help find a nice woman to spend my life with because be lonely is just awful

My good fellow - check out the humane society in your town - a dog is all one needs for true companionship. End the loneliness today! Save a dog!
 
I had a friend explain this to me years ago, back when we were working the counter at one of the local gun stores. Some days we had a fair amount of downtime, so we spent quite a bit of time discussing relevant stuff like guns, the advisability of dropping bombs on places we couldn't pronounce, and women.

Being and young and dumb and more than a little antisocial (I need my space, and I don't need questions about it) I asked him how exactly you made something like that work. In his words:

"Well, dealing with wives is easy if you handle it the same way you quit drinking."

To which I asked how that worked, and he replied:

"Hell, you don't start."

Never been married myself, but I've gotten burned enough by this point that I'd call that bankable advice. Your mileage my vary. :D
 
I was a witness for a attorney friend of mine when he got his divorce. His wife was a good looking, well built lady but she was all fake in public and a social climber. They divorced after 14 yrs of marriage.

Then I was his best man when he remarried. For 9 yrs I heard almost daily what a good wife he had on this go round. Then he got the news. She was draining his bank account a little at a time by putting money back in another account of hers, paying her lazy grown daughter's new car notes, taking separate vacations with another man and supporting her aged parents, all with his money since she did not work. Once he found out, he weighed his options and decided to stay with her and live in the same house but she could do what she wanted. It was cheaper than divorcing her.

My first divorce cost me more than $200,000 in 1969. My lawyers say the current wife would likely end up with something like $3200 per month plus half the property and my consulting business. This is in addition to my retirement that she already gets one half of and if I die, she gets all of it.

A person that says he is happily married is either kidding himself or has his wife within earshot.


Bigamy is having one wife too many, monogamy is the same. - Oscar Wilde
 
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It is possible. I've been happily married for 40 years now. It seems to take a lot of people more than one try to get happy, and some never make it.

My former brother-in-law re-married after his divorce. Knowing who he was going to marry, my wife and I both advised him to get a dog instead. He got married and now he and his new wife live in different cities. I guess he's not a dog person.
 
My wife and I have discovered that dinner at a nice restaurant with good bottle of wine once a week really helps us, She goes on Mondays and I go on Thursdays.
 
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