7 tips for a successful married life.

Do not presume your partner to complete you.

If you rely on your mate to complete you, it can lead to an over-dependent bond where you aren't growing as an individual. Instead, couples in strong relations should “complement,” not “complete” one other. We should be confident, mature, and complete individually while being open to the other person. So make sure you nourish your curiosities and wishes- take a course you are interested in, make plans with comrades, instead of waiting for your mate to fill in the void.

Remember marriage is a pledge to walk together.

Wedlock is an organization of endurance, loss, caring for each other, and sharing. Ancient people spoke about saptapadi- the seven pledges of wedlock one take in life. The emblems of blissful wedlock are a sense of responsibility, co-operation, kindness, caring, and less egotism. If you hold each other’s necks, it'll feel like bondage. If you walk unitedly, shoulder-to-shoulder with each other, it'll serve as a backing. So be a support to each other, be a comrade, and move ahead.

Take care of your appearance.

With many years and a few children under your belt, it is easy to let your appearance slide. Think about when you first met your partner, would you've walked around in stained sweatpants and without brushing your teeth? I don't think so. I ain't saying you've to look like a made-up doll every time you settle in for a night of TV. Pay your spouse the same courtesy you do to your friends by fixing yourself up for him or her every once in a while.

Be a good listener

'We need to talk.'

Most spouses dread this statement but do you know that if you're querying how to have a strong bond then building a platform for healthy talks is the way to go?

While most women need to work on the art of effective listening, this is an area of special attention for men. Too often, men don't understand that all their partner wants from them's a listening ear.

This is due to their programming and how they're accustomed to relate to others.

Remember that listening and hearing aren't equivalent things. Listening connects our hearts. Open yours, hear what s/he says, look at her/him while they talk, restate even, and hearten.

Listening to's the true key to blissful wedlock, for that concern, to every relation.

Have a "growth mindset" for a strong marriage.

Be a livelong pupil. If both of you are willing to learn from your errors and the difficulties in your bond, you'll both thrive as an individual and as a couple.

Sexual Fidelity.

Sexual faithfulness in wedlock involves more than just our bodies. It also involves our eyes, spirit, heart, and love. When we devote our thoughts to sexual fantasies about another person, we sacrifice sexual fidelity to our mate. When we offer moments of passionate intimacies to another, we forgo sexual faithfulness to our mate.

Guard your sexuality every day and consecrate it totally to your mate. Sexual faithfulness demands self-discipline and knowledge of the outcomes. Deny putting anything in front of your eyes, body, or heart that would jeopardize your faithfulness.

When bringing up a complaint or judgment, start with a compliment.

Nobody likes hearing about the things they are doing mistake, even when it is essential. It's also clever to end with a reminder of something else you relish about them. Doing so puts the negative statements in viewpoint.