
MyStarsShine
@MyStarsShine
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Posted by HearttofTopazz
How long were you together before getting married?
Doesn’t matter how compatible two people are; marriage is still hard work. Some days will be effortless and others can feel like it takes every oz of patience you have just to keep your sanity. Everything else in between is choosing your battles wisely, and both parties communicating their wants/needs in a healthy manner. Learn each others love languages. Have lots of sex. Don’t go to bed angry. Find new ways to grow together! Remember if both parties don’t put the work in then marriage will start to feel more like a chore than anything. Best of luck!



Posted by MyStarsShine
Anyone that thinks marriage isn't hard work, aren't married
Lol


Posted by MyStarsShine
People are funny when they think they're experts on matters and have never experienced them 🤔
Posted by Phantom_Dangus
I think it's not very nice to meet a poster who says her marriage is hard with "fuck it. Divorce him." That seems to be the message behind "you're not compatible" and "it shouldn't be hard."
How about we hear her out first?

Posted by LostinmyMind11Posted by Phantom_DangusPosted by LostinmyMind11Posted by Phantom_DangusPosted by LostinmyMind11Posted by Phantom_DangusPosted by LostinmyMind11
Obviously I've never been married (thank God lol) but I don't understand what the big adjustment is? Majority of people have been living with each other before they got married so unless you didn't...what exactly makes it any different? A piece of paper? Your last names are the same now? What's this big adjustment??
People start seeing you as family. A unit. It's more permanent. If it wasn't, people wouldn't do it.
I would have to disagree with you. For one...nothing is permanent. For two...if you've been together for a long time prior to being married...I guarantee, people look at you just the same. Now it's different if you've been together for a short time... obviously.
Well, as a married person who has experienced how people treat you differently, I too have to disagree.
Well, as a person who was in a committed relationship for 10 years, and was treated like we were married...we will have to agree to disagree lol.
Since you didn't do it, you don't know what might have changed if you'd gotten the piece of paper.
Anyway, I seriously doubt the OP is asking for a pissing contest about what marriage means.
Again that's all mind set... you're literally letting a piece of paper change things and if that's the case...why get married?!click to expand

Posted by IAteMyGrandmaInMonkeyTown
Exactly what my ex Sag said. Marriage was soooo haaard for her.

Posted by enfant_terriblePosted by MyStarsShine
People are funny when they think they're experts on matters and have never experienced them 🤔
So what makes you an expert on marriage when you have only divorces behind you?
If you choose & attract men with mommy issues your marriage is probably going to be hard work and that's all on you. If you have a somewhat healthy relationship to yourself and what you should aspire to want instead of following the same tracks, married life shouldn't come as hard work.click to expand

Posted by MyStarsShinePosted by enfant_terriblePosted by MyStarsShine
People are funny when they think they're experts on matters and have never experienced them 🤔
So what makes you an expert on marriage when you have only divorces behind you?
If you choose & attract men with mommy issues your marriage is probably going to be hard work and that's all on you. If you have a somewhat healthy relationship to yourself and what you should aspire to want instead of following the same tracks, married life shouldn't come as hard work.
I find living alone is much healthier for me and living with others not so muchclick to expand

Posted by enfant_terriblePosted by MyStarsShinePosted by enfant_terriblePosted by MyStarsShine
People are funny when they think they're experts on matters and have never experienced them 🤔
So what makes you an expert on marriage when you have only divorces behind you?
If you choose & attract men with mommy issues your marriage is probably going to be hard work and that's all on you. If you have a somewhat healthy relationship to yourself and what you should aspire to want instead of following the same tracks, married life shouldn't come as hard work.
I find living alone is much healthier for me and living with others not so much
How's that make you an expert on marriage as oppose to someone who's never been married but been in a few long-term relationships?click to expand

Posted by MyStarsShinePosted by enfant_terriblePosted by MyStarsShinePosted by enfant_terriblePosted by MyStarsShine
People are funny when they think they're experts on matters and have never experienced them 🤔
So what makes you an expert on marriage when you have only divorces behind you?
If you choose & attract men with mommy issues your marriage is probably going to be hard work and that's all on you. If you have a somewhat healthy relationship to yourself and what you should aspire to want instead of following the same tracks, married life shouldn't come as hard work.
I find living alone is much healthier for me and living with others not so much
How's that make you an expert on marriage as oppose to someone who's never been married but been in a few long-term relationships?
It doesn’t, i didnt claim to be one.click to expand

Posted by Pisces1803
So my Sag and I just recently celebrated our first wedding anniversary. Does the second year get any better or it is just as much hard work?



Posted by enfant_terriblePosted by MyStarsShinePosted by enfant_terriblePosted by MyStarsShinePosted by enfant_terriblePosted by MyStarsShine
People are funny when they think they're experts on matters and have never experienced them 🤔
So what makes you an expert on marriage when you have only divorces behind you?
If you choose & attract men with mommy issues your marriage is probably going to be hard work and that's all on you. If you have a somewhat healthy relationship to yourself and what you should aspire to want instead of following the same tracks, married life shouldn't come as hard work.
I find living alone is much healthier for me and living with others not so much
How's that make you an expert on marriage as oppose to someone who's never been married but been in a few long-term relationships?
It doesn’t, i didnt claim to be one.
Yet you assume people are not experts at human relationships simply bc they didn't sign a paper, which according to you = experience?click to expand

Posted by MyStarsShine
Yes, signing a contract whereby you promise to stay together forever is different to just living together
Imo


Posted by signup
One could also say that raising kids is hard, but not me. I'd marry my wife and help her raise our 3 kids again in a heartbeat.

Posted by saggurl88
Marriage isn’t hard at all. It just takes communication. It’s just like any other relationship/partnership. You grow and learn with the person and compromise. They should be your best friend and you should be able to openly talk about anything.

Posted by SagMalePosted by Ararule1
Sag love chase and freedom you conquered now.
Sag n aquaz understand man not meant be monogoose meant spread seed. Dat why man cum fast woman not. Man made to shoot load n on to next woman meant be fukd over and over so seed spread.
Sag either on to next in mind or confuse on what do next.
I used to be this way, until I discovered the cage of poop and pee sex. It's when you're in a cage—not free—but that cage is poop and pee sex. It's better than freedom. It's like finding yourself after being deprived of poop and pee sex for all those years. I was born for this.click to expand
Posted by mudra_
It is hard. And you're not alone in feeling that. Everyone says the first year is hard.
All that matters is being good to each other through all the hardships because the little things mean a lot. Remind each other that the biggest friction forms when women don't feel heard or understood and when men don't feel appreciated or valued.
People will have their opinions whether it be family, friends or dxp threads. Especially people who have never been married saying what they would do, how it should be and shaming the whole system. But only you guys know the love you're capable of. That love that moves mountains. You got this.
If that is your pic, it's so absolutely gorgeous. Congrats on your one year!!!!
Posted by Phantom_DangusPosted by sweetpea2977Posted by Phantom_Dangus
I think it's not very nice to meet a poster who says her marriage is hard with "fuck it. Divorce him." That seems to be the message behind "you're not compatible" and "it shouldn't be hard."
How about we hear her out first?
In YOUR mind, "You're not compatible" means "F---- it. Get a divorce.". Wow. Just, wow. 🤦![]()
How do you fix "incompatible"?click to expand

Posted by Phantom_DangusPosted by sweetpea2977Posted by Phantom_DangusPosted by sweetpea2977Posted by Phantom_Dangus
I think it's not very nice to meet a poster who says her marriage is hard with "fuck it. Divorce him." That seems to be the message behind "you're not compatible" and "it shouldn't be hard."
How about we hear her out first?
In YOUR mind, "You're not compatible" means "F---- it. Get a divorce.". Wow. Just, wow. 🤦![]()
How do you fix "incompatible"?
You're trying to be funny but you're not. I'm NOT in an "incompatible" relationship so WHAT do I really care? I dont. Been there. Done that. 🤷
Again, you love to misinterpret what people say 🙄🤦 SMDH
Tell me what I misinterpreted.
There is more shade in this response. If you're going to say shitty things to people, at least have the nerve to say what you mean and not try to back out of it after.click to expand
Posted by Phantom_DangusPosted by sweetpea2977Posted by Phantom_DangusPosted by sweetpea2977Posted by Phantom_DangusPosted by sweetpea2977Posted by Phantom_Dangus
I think it's not very nice to meet a poster who says her marriage is hard with "fuck it. Divorce him." That seems to be the message behind "you're not compatible" and "it shouldn't be hard."
How about we hear her out first?
In YOUR mind, "You're not compatible" means "F---- it. Get a divorce.". Wow. Just, wow. 🤦![]()
How do you fix "incompatible"?
You're trying to be funny but you're not. I'm NOT in an "incompatible" relationship so WHAT do I really care? I dont. Been there. Done that. 🤷
Again, you love to misinterpret what people say 🙄🤦 SMDH
Tell me what I misinterpreted.
There is more shade in this response. If you're going to say shitty things to people, at least have the nerve to say what you mean and not try to back out of it after.
I don't throw shade. I speak direct! As I've done with you. Just the other day you misinterpreted EXACTLY WHAT I said. And, you're doing it AGAIN. What is wrong w your head that you feel the need to TWIST people's words? I CLEARLY said her issue may be that they AREN'T truly compatible. Then YOU SAID that someone stating that they're incompatible means "f---- it. Get a divorce!". Your brain is stumped. STOP taking other people's clearly written words and using them for f--kery. That's not shade. That's direct. Get it? 😒
I'll ask you again. If they are "incompatible" what steps can she take? How are you helping and not just judging?click to expand
Posted by Phantom_DangusPosted by sweetpea2977Posted by Phantom_DangusPosted by sweetpea2977Posted by Phantom_DangusPosted by sweetpea2977Posted by Phantom_Dangus
I think it's not very nice to meet a poster who says her marriage is hard with "fuck it. Divorce him." That seems to be the message behind "you're not compatible" and "it shouldn't be hard."
How about we hear her out first?
In YOUR mind, "You're not compatible" means "F---- it. Get a divorce.". Wow. Just, wow. 🤦![]()
How do you fix "incompatible"?
You're trying to be funny but you're not. I'm NOT in an "incompatible" relationship so WHAT do I really care? I dont. Been there. Done that. 🤷
Again, you love to misinterpret what people say 🙄🤦 SMDH
Tell me what I misinterpreted.
There is more shade in this response. If you're going to say shitty things to people, at least have the nerve to say what you mean and not try to back out of it after.
I don't throw shade. I speak direct! As I've done with you. Just the other day you misinterpreted EXACTLY WHAT I said. And, you're doing it AGAIN. What is wrong w your head that you feel the need to TWIST people's words? I CLEARLY said her issue may be that they AREN'T truly compatible. Then YOU SAID that someone stating that they're incompatible means "f---- it. Get a divorce!". Your brain is stumped. STOP taking other people's clearly written words and using them for f--kery. That's not shade. That's direct. Get it? 😒
I'll ask you again. If they are "incompatible" what steps can she take? How are you helping and not just judging?click to expand



Posted by LostinmyMind11Posted by Phantom_DangusPosted by LostinmyMind11Posted by Phantom_DangusPosted by LostinmyMind11
Obviously I've never been married (thank God lol) but I don't understand what the big adjustment is? Majority of people have been living with each other before they got married so unless you didn't...what exactly makes it any different? A piece of paper? Your last names are the same now? What's this big adjustment??
People start seeing you as family. A unit. It's more permanent. If it wasn't, people wouldn't do it.
I would have to disagree with you. For one...nothing is permanent. For two...if you've been together for a long time prior to being married...I guarantee, people look at you just the same. Now it's different if you've been together for a short time... obviously.
Well, as a married person who has experienced how people treat you differently, I too have to disagree.
Well, as a person who was in a committed relationship for 10 years, and was treated like we were married...we will have to agree to disagree lol.click to expand
Posted by Jules-ll
Marriage is a three ring circus- engagement ring, wedding ring and suffer-ing.
Just kidding op, the first year is tough regardless of how long you dated. It's mingling all of your traditions, family members, culture, religion, life style , etc. and learning to appreciate and respect the differences.
My first anniversary was a complete disaster, we got into a huge fight and I felt devastated...

Posted by Jules-ll
Marriage is a three ring circus- engagement ring, wedding ring and suffer-ing.
Just kidding op, the first year is tough regardless of how long you dated. It's mingling all of your traditions, family members, culture, religion, life style , etc. and learning to appreciate and respect the differences.
My first anniversary was a complete disaster, we got into a huge fight and I felt devastated...

Posted by Pisces1803Posted by Jules-ll
Marriage is a three ring circus- engagement ring, wedding ring and suffer-ing.
Just kidding op, the first year is tough regardless of how long you dated. It's mingling all of your traditions, family members, culture, religion, life style , etc. and learning to appreciate and respect the differences.
My first anniversary was a complete disaster, we got into a huge fight and I felt devastated...
Not good Jules-II, sorry to hear. My first wedding anniversary was great..then went downhill from there.. it’s true that we’re both in the learning stages but he experienced most of this whilst we’re still dating.
It’s a little different now. I think with work/life pressures and some health set back it’s changed my husband’s attitude.
Or maybe I’ve changed? My Pisces tendency in wanting to see everything through rose coloured glasses may have made me miss the signs in the beginning?click to expand

Posted by ELIGABPosted by Jules-ll
Marriage is a three ring circus- engagement ring, wedding ring and suffer-ing.
Just kidding op, the first year is tough regardless of how long you dated. It's mingling all of your traditions, family members, culture, religion, life style , etc. and learning to appreciate and respect the differences.
My first anniversary was a complete disaster, we got into a huge fight and I felt devastated...
You and scorp is married?click to expand

Posted by enfant_terriblePosted by IAteMyGrandmaInMonkeyTown
Exactly what my ex Sag said. Marriage was soooo haaard for her.
Sags are hoars so naturally commitment comes hardclick to expand
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