10 Behaviors that can ruin a Marriage

Marriage is always said to be the greatest test of character, faith and hope. Which is why our self conscious and extremely selfish generation has seen a decline in long lasting marriages. Although many people still believe in the institution of Marriage, unfortunately a lot more people are doing away with it.

If you are however already married or are considering marriage and don’t want to b the architect of your marriage’s downfall, then here are some of the things you may want to avoid:

  1. Inflicting abuse – emotionally, physically and sexually. 
  2. Involving your In-laws in every decision. If yo do have to get opinions on important issues, discuss it with someone who you know will offer an unbiased opinion
  3. Recounting every mistake your partner has made. Eliminate this marriage wrecking habit and try to practice the forgive and forget mantra
  4. Being manner-less or being disrespectful. This may seem like an easy one but you’d be surprised that there are spouses who treat strangers better than their partner
  5. Not showing appreciation. Well if you take your spouse for granted, guess what, he or she may look for some one who will appreciate them
  6. Withholding affection and sex. Women are unfortunately more guilty of this than men. Leave your spouse un-pleasured for an extended period of time and you can be sure they’ll look for ways to satisfy that urge
  7. Acting jealous.
  8. Not putting God first: Of course both of you need to believe in God in the first place for this to have an impact
  9. Cheating – whether physically or virtually. This goes for every emotional cheating happening on Facebook, Instagram, Whatsapp, SMS and Snapchat. Will your artner be okay if they saw your message inboxes?
  10. Trying to change your spouse: If you’re not married and you hate your partner’s behavior, why bother moving forward with the relationship and if you are already married try to talk to a counselor, pastor or therapist. Better yet it may be better to focus on your own changes, rather than your spouse’s behaviors.
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