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• Planning a Brady Bunch wedding in three months or less

  Posted in Marriage by Melinda Roberts 6 items · 885 views

  Actually, it's more like 5 weeks now. We are blending our families because—for us—happiness can only be found with two neurotic geekpreneurs and six kids ranging from 7 to 13 years. There isn't much to plan, and that's the problem. If you have fab suggestions for small...

  

• How to keep the LOVE in your relationship.

  Posted in Marriage by Vonae Deyshawn 10 items · 688 views

  Are you feeling the spark in your relationship beginning to fizzle? If you're a hopeless romantic like me, it can be all too easy to fall in love. It's the little things that make us fall in love in the first place and boy do we fall fast. The reality is that as fast as we can...

  

• Blending a Family

  Posted in Marriage by Melinda Roberts 9 items · 904 views

  

• Wedding Season - Things We'd Do Differently

  Posted in Marriage by SkinnyScoop Team 9 items · 761 views

  We love our friends, but weddings can be downright torturous! Check out our list of reasons we hate weddings.

  

• Keeping Your Marriage Fresh & On Fire! Even After 5, 10 or more years?

  Posted in Marriage by Courtney 5 items · 853 views

  Anything that will help encourage couples to keep their marriage fresh & on fire...even as the years pass by!

  

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QUESTIONS

• What makes me want to engage in an meaningful conversation with my partner?

  asked by a SkinnyScoop member, 5 responses

• Should I be OK with my husband taking a vacation without me? http://slate.me/pxOlWR

  asked by a SkinnyScoop member, 4 responses

  A SkinnyScoop member commented: My husband & I have been together 15 years & married 10 years. Every year we both travel some for business and also take a couple of separate trips (boys/girls weekends, family visits, etc.) I do agree with the Slate article that its good & healthy to have time apart.

• Do you think it matters how many sexual partners you had before you got married?

  asked by a SkinnyScoop member, 5 responses

• As a working mom, how well do you think your husband understands the demands that balancing work and family place on you?

  asked by a SkinnyScoop member, 15 responses

  A SkinnyScoop member commented: I don't know that any man can "totally get it" as I think our brains are just wired differently. My husband is awesome and I truly appreciate his patience and help around the house & w/ the kids. I don't think men put the same pressure on themselves to be superdads. For example, I don't see the working fathers in my kids' classes signing up for all the volunteer committees & duties. We women still put that pressure on ourselves and I think it's difficult for the men in our lives to get it.

• When you and your significant other argue/fight, how do you make up?

  asked by a SkinnyScoop member, 5 responses

  A SkinnyScoop member commented: When my husband & I fight, it's not that it takes a ton of time to forgive. I personally like a little alone time to decompress. Then I will usually find him & apologize (I do think I am usually the first to say sorry...) There may be some laughter & humor involved afterwards.

• Do you sometimes feel like taking care of your husband is a bit like having another child in the house :) ?

  asked by a SkinnyScoop member, 26 responses

  A SkinnyScoop member commented: Yes. He seems to need constant reminders about most events, including ones that recur regularly and have been in place for a long while. Sometimes I think he's just so overloaded that he can't remember normal things ... including having some system for remembering things ...

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