Thread: The Heart of Marriage

Been married 39 years and I think "Trust" and giving your partner "Personal Space" is very important. But I'm no expert, but then again our marriage is strong.

I only have 15 years to draw on but I think your partner should also be your best friend

After 46 years married I can just say true love.

Chuc, how are you mate, we don't agree on a lot of things, but you just beat me to it,....I was going to say, "LOVE", which means so much.
True love can solve just about anything, I think.
Pickles.

Originally Posted by Pickles2

Chuc, how are you mate, we don't agree on a lot of things, but you just beat me to it,....I was going to say, "LOVE", which means so much.
True love can solve just about anything, I think.
Pickles.

Pickles, having different points of view and do not agree with things have a very positive outcome we learn from each other.
At our age we have a view based in our experience in life and that have to worth something.
Cheers

We've been married 44 years and I have no idea.

I've heard the cry from wives on terrible American TV programmes to their partner "You weren't there for me!" Not being a woman, I'm not sure what it means but I think my wife and I are there for each other.

Actually, the cry has become a regular part if our conversation for silly things like not helping to make the bed so only one of us does it, or when one of us has to make our own cup of tea.

Maybe it helps that I still love my wife and still think she's beautiful.

my 2 cents worth, genuine admiration for you partners character

Originally Posted by carjunkieanon

Morning all,

What do you think is at the 'heart' of marriage? What's the most important thing to have in a marriage?

Any opinion welcome.

(I'm doing some talks on marriage).

Cheers,
Rick

For me it would have to be a wife.