Thought to ponder: Falling in love requires a pulse, but staying in love requires a plan.
So, do you and your spouse have a plan? We take time to plan everything else in our lives. We plan vacations, weekend events, financial goals, etc., but do we plan love? Do you and your spouse have a plan to “stay in love?”
Our vows are a good start. It’s a great general structure, but now it’s time for action. Here are a few points to iron out and discuss as you and your mate create your plan to stay in love.
- Realize when that argument isn’t worth having
- Go the extra mile to be romantic.
- Show your appreciation
- Compromise
- Discuss finances
- Share dreams, goals and even fears with each other
- Be honest
- Confess your mistakes
- Say you’re sorry when you’re wrong
- Forgive
- Be patient
- Don’t threaten to leave
- Make a promise that divorce is not an option
- Fight fair
- Don’t hold grudges
- Know your spouse’s breaking point or hot buttons
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