5 tips to a successful marriage...

1. Compromise: you are not always right. And even when you are right your not. 

2. Commit: never ever give up, do whatever it takes no matter what. There is nothing more to say.

3. Compliment: there is nothing your spouse desires more than your approval.

4. Do everything possible together: there is nothing stronger than unity. No one else can push you harder and make you stronger than your spouse when they have your back!

5: Eat and laugh: ladies laugh at his jokes at all cost, guys eat her food and smile!

PS....Forgive: you ain't perfect either. 

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