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The Nail – Marriage Video
This video will go down as one of the greatest things ever made. It perfectly captures the argument that married couples have been having for centuries and gives it a hilarious spin. Enjoy the masterpiece put together by Jason Headley.
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You Can’t Use My Razor!
Yes, we know there are some double standards in marriage. But this one is particularly vexing. How come you can shave your legs with something that your husband uses on his face, but when we try and use your leg thing to shave our face, World War III breaks out?
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Never Ask Women About Their Naps
Two rules when talking to women: Never ask them if they’re pregnant. And never ask them about their naps. You don’t get to do that.
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10 Quotes to Remind You Why You Love Being Married!
If you’ve been following our website or our Facebook page, then you know we think marriage is awesome. However, we also think it’s an incredibly tough undertaking and requires a ton of work. And sometimes it’s tough to keep focused on the great things about marriage. So, we put together some of our favorite things that will keep you and your spouse smiling. First of all, the butt grab is the international sign for husbands to say, “I love you, hot stuff!” 2. Number two reminds us that men do tend to have the…
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7 Hilarious Things Only Married People Will Understand
Once you’re married you’re basically part of a secret society. Husbands can now look at other husbands and with one look share with them a secret message of, “I feel your pain, man.” And wives can look at another wife and with a look impart to them, “stay strong,sister. Remember we love them for a reason.” And even though marriages are all completely unique, they all share some very funny similarities. Thus, here are 7 things that you’ll understand immediately if you’re married. And if you like these, then make sure to follow us on Facebook and Instagram for more marriage goodness! …
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13 Dads On Twitter That Will Make You Laugh
Being a dad is one of the scariest things out there. You go from being a guy who has no responsibilities to all of a sudden having a group of people that rely on you for money, health, and life. I mean… it’s a massive leap for some of us. Luckily, it also provides us with some amazing moments that you wouldn’t trade for the world. And these dads have used Twitter to perfectly capture what it’s like to be a dad.
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Top 10 Marriage Meme Collection For The Weekend
You’ve worked all week to make it to the weekend. So make sure you start the weekend off right by laughing your butt off at some funny memes. These are our 10 favorite memes this week about marriage.
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20 Experts Share Their Secrets To A Happy Marriage
Marriage is awesome. However, it can also be a challenge. I tell everyone that the first year of my marriage was one of the toughest years I’ve ever had. My wife and I, two very strong-willed people, were thrown together and had to learn the ins and outs of each other while trying not to kill each other. Suffice to say, we made it. And the things we learned in that first year have helped us in the decade that followed. I remember during the really low times I’d read tips from people who had been married a long time. I didn’t have the patience to study an entire book…
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108 Year Old Husband and 105 Year Old Wife Celebrate 82 Years of Marriage
Sometimes you might feel like you’ve been married forever. Well, in this couple’s case, they almost have been. Duranord (that’s not even a real name anymore) Veillard and his beautiful wife Jeanne (still a name) celebrated their 82nd anniversary in Rockland County, NY. They’re a happy reminder that true love is about growing as a couple, learning about each other, and most of all, never giving up on each other. They immigrated from Haiti, moved to New York to start a family and since then they’ve had a dozen grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren. Duranord Veillard stays sharp by starting every morning with five to seven pushups, a cup of tea,…
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Dying Wife Writes Beautiful Classified For Someone To Marry Her Husband
This article was originally printed in the NYTimes. Note: Amy Krouse Rosenthal died on March 13, 2017, 10 days after this essay was published. You can read her obituary. I have been trying to write this for a while, but the morphine and lack of juicy cheeseburgers (what has it been now, five weeks without real food?) have drained my energy and interfered with whatever prose prowess remains. Additionally, the intermittent micronaps that keep whisking me away midsentence are clearly not propelling my work forward as quickly as I would like. But they are, admittedly, a bit of trippy fun. Still, I have to stick with it, because I’m facing…
