Arlo and Janis by Jimmy Johnson for May 17, 2012
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May 18, 2012
Transcript:
Arlo: Son, the things you describe are things most young couples experience. Arlo: You're two individuals! There'll be differences and misunderstandings! Arlo: Eventually, you learn to tune it all out! Arlo: After discussing it a whole lot, of course.
Varnes over 12 years ago
No matter how people describe marriage it sounds awful…
cork over 12 years ago
Marry a doctor that lives out of town. Works for us. Together 13 years, married 5.
ScullyUFO over 12 years ago
Correction: the husband learns to tune it all out. Or else.
paultunes over 12 years ago
somethings you do want resolved before you get too deep in a relationship like having kids, their religious up bringing, finances, things that can lead to big trouble own the road. if Gene can’t be himself around Mary Lou any more and has to walk on egg shells that should be a deal breaker. still feel the ball is in ML’s court and she should make a move if she is still interested in a relationship with him.
ampeck over 12 years ago
She is trying to change him too much, that is a deal breaker in any relationship, if you change or try to change the person you love they will no longer be the person you fell in love WITH. Eventually you will grow more alike. My hubby and I have been together 15 years and as of next month Married 13!
Gokie5 over 12 years ago
I agree with Paul. It seems to me that the problems that Gene has brought up are too deep seated to be resolved by even a bunch of discussion. (Geez, I’m worrying about this as though it’s real!)
kbyrdleroy123 over 12 years ago
He was doing good until he put his foot in his mouth.
water_moon over 12 years ago
AMEN to that! there are way to many people who think that another person is going to be their happiness.
Reppr Premium Member over 12 years ago
Nothing that an eraser can’t cure (right, JJ?)
water_moon over 12 years ago
My mom always gave me this good advice, “You can not change another person, you can only change yourself.” and “To love others as you love yourself, you have to love yourself first.”
Mon. was their 35th wedding anniversary.
iced tea over 12 years ago
♪☺♫♪☺♫Oh MaryLou! Good-bye heart! Sweet MaryLou I’m so in love with you!♪☺♫♪☺♫
gocomicsmember over 12 years ago
I married at age 49 years 9 months—first marriage for me and 2nd for my wife. We are coming up on a dozen years of marriage. The biggest advantage to our relationship (besides our Christian commitment to the sanctity of the marriage covenant) is that we are both of an age to know how few things are worth getting all bent out of shape.