Where all movies end up...

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Where all movies end up

After four years of marriage, life has taught me a wide variety of things that are not easy to find on the internet, in books, on newspapers, or any other popular information source. Many stories end up just when people get married, what gets single people to image after-marriage life as the end of the problems and differences, while it is the just the beginning of an accomplishing process.

The first thing must be said about marriage is that you are starting to share a delimited area with a partner, as you will for a lifetime. This situation includes not only sharing lots of things as your bed, your pillows, the unique TV in the room, the unique remote control, and so on, but also share chores your parents used to take care for you, as washing the dishes, putting the garbage out, repairing pipes, etc. It might lead to amazing struggles to keep a domain that had been yours for a long while.

Another important issue you must be told about is that you begin to make decisions not only by yourself but also with your partner. Any decision you make must be linked to a coherent order of actions, as they must aim to the same point. For instance, both must decide and be aware on pregnancy as number on children, in many cases, consult and decide on jobs changing, decide on moving and settle whenever needed, and so on.

Finally, I could spend thousands of pages writing about marriage issues such as the fact that you will have to support humor changes, customs, laying in bed (I mean sex) with the same person for years (as MUST be), children rising, support each other family as if it were yours, and so on. In spite of having mentioned only downsides of the marriage, it is the most gorgeous experience I have ever lived, as aforementioned it is just a accomplishing process which nobody can explain at all, and which most powerful information center is the experience.