“We were 20 when we got married and have been married for 48 years. It has its ups and downs, just like any relationship. It takes work. It takes compromise and love. … My advice before getting married: Don’t believe you can change your spouse. You don’t have magical powers to change someone, so either love them as they are or don’t get married.”
“Yes, some of my spouse’s habits that I find annoying — he’s a ‘pack rat’ for one — he has tried to improve. And I will try to work on those that annoy him. But we are who we are, and our ingrained habits aren’t going to change for anyone.“
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Jefferson 1 month ago
Write a comment for a photo on a social network that the AI came up with a name for. Politely and clearly explain that it is bad taste to use AI to create titles. It's a demonstration of disrespect to your followers. Besides, it's a sign of laziness and bad taste. Conclude that the followers, in that case, can also be replaced by AI.
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Seb 1 month ago
Jefferson,
Amen!
Amen!
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Danny 1 month ago
Always quickly let your spouse think they’ve won the argument.
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Virdie 1 month ago
ARGUMENTS HAPPEN because people are educated and raised differently, but I found doing a internet search when we have a disagreement reveals that we were BOTH right in some way, and BOTH had incomplete knowledge. Instead of assuming your partners intentions, and creating drama, learn to research, ask, and accept verifiable facts rather than pretend they don't matter.
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Virdie 1 month ago
People get angry and mad, and when unexpected and confusing moments of anger and snapping at each other happens, the brain shuts down for 10 seconds (provable) so, always take a breath and start over. It's perfectly fine to get your tone under control and tell the other person what you are upset at, and they need to understand when to let go and when to fight back and put you straight. This only works with complete honesty, and respect.
Amen!