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I got married last year to my husband when I was 17. I have been with him for about 3 and a half years now. The best advice I can give is make sure you both compromise when you don't agree on something. If it's always your way or his way there will be resentment. And Kristie, my DH and I still have a wonderful s_x life. Not everyone ends up prudish and anti-s_x once they have children. I come from a family of 6 with the oldest being 24 and the youngest being 7. I also have an old friend who is the oldest of 11 kids and she's 18 as well as me. So apparently not all s_x dies when you have kids. :o) Chances are if marriages fail once kids are in the mix, it wasn't as strong as you thought the first place. The vows are For better and worse, not until things get too stressful. Congrats to all couples and good luck through your respective lives. :o)
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Mommy once again if you read my post properly i said alot of men and women that doesnt mean all.
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I don't know if anyone can really answer that! I've only been married for 3 weeks, so can't begin to tell you that I know what will work. I agree that communication is huge, honesty, being best friends, supporting each other and realizing that you are still 2 people, but with one life ahead of you. Respect each others feelings and thoughts and make time for each other. I received tons of advice on marriage, and how to make it work - all I can say is it is probably different for everyone. Best of everything to you, hubby and baby!!
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being friends is everything ... trust me !!!!
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