Ten Commandments for Marriage
The 10 commandments for Marriage according to Bob Ross, a family and marriage counselor from Lexington KY.
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Ten Commandments for Marriage
1. Don't give advice unless requested. 2. When your spouse complains, is critical or angry, listen for and respond to the hurt underneath the anger. 3. Affirm and celebrate your differences. 4. Pay more attention to your behavior than to the behavior of your spouse. 5. Smile, even if you have to act. 6. Be yourself, but don't be obnoxious about it. 7. Give your spouse permission to have a bad day, and don't take it personally. 8. Give at least three compliments or affectionate touches each day. 9. Give, but don't give in. 10. Forgive as you hope to be forgiven.
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Bob Ross Family and Marriage Counseling Lexington KY 275 Malabu Drive, Lexington, KY 40502
1. Don't give advice unless requested. 2. When your spouse complains, is critical or angry, listen for and respond to the hurt underneath the anger. 3. Affirm and celebrate your differences. 4. Pay more attention to your behavior than to the behavior of your spouse. 5. Smile, even if you have to act. 6. Be yourself, but don't be obnoxious about it. 7. Give your spouse permission to have a bad day, and don't take it personally. 8. Give at least three compliments or affectionate touches each day. 9. Give, but don't give in. 10. Forgive as you hope to be forgiven.
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Bob Ross Family and Marriage Counseling Lexington KY 275 Malabu Drive, Lexington, KY 40502
