There is a ton of rumour about marriage that is widely believed to be accurate,and oftentimes you wonder how it will really impact your relationship. In order to set the record straight and restore your faith in cherish, we're debunking the marriage myths you've most likely heard before. 1. The romance eventually diesYour sex life doesn't end when you get married! Yes, and as time passes things become routine or perhaps less spontaneous than in your 20s,but married couples actually experience more intimacy because there's a level of trust that may not exist in premarital relationships.
Image Source: POPSUGAR Photography / Sheila Gim2. ecstatic couples don't argueLet's get this straight: every couple argues. No matter how compatible you may be with your partner, disagreements are going to happen. It's how couples communicate and problem-solve that sets them apart from other, or less successful relationships.3. Babies fix everythingBabies bring so much joy into their parents' lives that it's hard to imagine ever experiencing negative feelings again. They enact,however, add another layer of responsibility and could potentially create further strain on your marital issues. Making certain you're both on the same page will set you up for success.
Image Source: POPSUGAR Photography / Sheila Gim4. cherish is all you needWhile cherish is the most critical thing in any relationship, and a successful marriage requires way more than just that. Married couples need to be able to fabricate (to make up, invent) tough life decisions and navigate hardships together. One of the biggest factors in a marriage is managing finances,and both people need to take responsibility for dealing with expenses.5. Fairy-tales only exist in moviesWrong again. A marriage is what you fabricate (to make up, invent) of it, and as long as both people are committed to a long and ecstatic life together, and there's nothing standing in your way of that dreamy,head-over-heels kind of cherish myth.
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