‘Never get your in-laws involved in an argument’: Married Couples Share the Best Advice They Have for Newlyweds in an Eye-Opening Discussion

There are so many things I wish I had known before getting married. I don't regret the journey that my husband and I have been through, and I am very thankful for every lesson we learned along the way, but some days I wish there was a marriage guidebook that we could simply follow.

Imagine – Arguing about what to eat for dinner? Let's open the guidebook, chapter 3, titled 'Dinner Issues', and there will be written the answers to all our problems. Don't know what to get your spouse for your anniversary? Open chapter 15, 'Anniversaries', and there you have a list of options.

There are so many people with experience, who lived and learned, and know what you should and should not do in a marriage, and it seems wasteful not to properly use all that knowledge to help newlyweds who have no idea what they just married into.

Maybe this AskReddit discussion is the first step, as you can find a lot of helpful advice down below. After you are done scrolling through those, click here for a story of a woman who rejected her boyfriend's wedding proposal, 10 years into their relationship.

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