stuff on your own, you are not just living your life alone now, so some things do need to be done with each other’s help, like planning your financial future.

6. You tell your best friend intimate details about the relationship. Its okay to vent, but don’t go squealing your spouse’s entire fumbling s

When the wedding bells are still ringing on your ears, wake up honey, and learn the facts. Here are 10 things you should never-ever do during your first year of marriage:

1. You forgot to wear your ring. While the first time may not be so bad, don’t push for a second. Just because you’re not used to it yet doesn’t mean you have the excuse to keep forgetting.

2. Your mother-in-law brings casseroles. Every night. In-laws usually don’t think they’re doing any harm when in fact they’re causing late-night rumbles in the bedroom. Clearly, the son or daughter should make it that you have your own lives now.

3. You’re constantly calling, asking where the other is. Control-freak-ness, in other words. Marriage is built on trust, so if you keep doing this don’t expect your marriage to last very long.

4. You insist in doing all things together. You want to take your spouse with you when you buy some groceries. And when you have your nails done. Or even when you go out with the guys to play pool. Come on! Even if you’re a couple, you’re still two different people, who just happen to be in love.

5. You insist in doing all things by yourself. While you know you are actually capable of handling stuff on your own, you are not just living your life alone now, so some things do need to be done with each other’s help, like planning your financial future.

6. You tell your best friend intimate details about the relationship. Its okay to vent, but don’t go squealing your spouse’s entire fumbling s

it yet doesn’t mean you have the excuse to keep forgetting.

2. Your mother-in-law brings casseroles. Every night. In-laws usually don’t think they’re doing any harm when in fact they’re causing late-night rumbles in the bedroom. Clearly, the son or daughter should make it that you have your own lives now.

3. You’re constantly calling, asking where the other is. Control-freak-ness, in other words. Marriage is built on trust, so if you keep doing this don’t expect your marriage to last very long.

4. You insist in doing all things together. You want to take your spouse with you when you buy some groceries. And when you have your nails done. Or even when you go out with the guys to play pool. Come on! Even if you’re a couple, you’re still two different people, who just happen to be in love.

5. You insist in doing all things by yourself. While you know you are actually capable of handling stuff on your own, you are not just living your life alone now, so some things do need to be done with each other’s help, like planning your financial future.

6. You tell your best friend intimate details about the relationship. Its okay to vent, but don’t go squealing your spouse’s entire fumbling s

now.

3. You’re constantly calling, asking where the other is. Control-freak-ness, in other words. Marriage is built on trust, so if you keep doing this don’t expect your marriage to last very long.

4. You insist in doing all things together. You want to take your spouse with you when you buy some groceries. And when you have your nails done. Or even when you go out with the guys to play pool. Come on! Even if you’re a couple, you’re still two different people, who just happen to be in love.

5. You insist in doing all things by yourself. While you know you are actually capable of handling stuff on your own, you are not just living your life alone now, so some things do need to be done with each other’s help, like planning your financial future.

6. You tell your best friend intimate details about the relationship. Its okay to vent, but don’t go squealing your spouse’s entire fumbling s

ome groceries. And when you have your nails done. Or even when you go out with the guys to play pool. Come on! Even if you’re a couple, you’re still two different people, who just happen to be in love.

5. You insist in doing all things by yourself. While you know you are actually capable of handling stuff on your own, you are not just living your life alone now, so some things do need to be done with each other’s help, like planning your financial future.

6. You tell your best friend intimate details about the relationship. Its okay to vent, but don’t go squealing your spouse’s entire fumbling s

stuff on your own, you are not just living your life alone now, so some things do need to be done with each other’s help, like planning your financial future.

6. You tell your best friend intimate details about the relationship. Its okay to vent, but don’t go squealing your spouse’s entire fumbling sexual acrobatics, especially to a friend who knows both of you well. Allow your spouse the dignity of having other people’s respect.

7. You are so determined to not “lose yourself” on your marriage, you come off as selfish and inconsiderate. You don’t like watching movies. He asks you to do so every week-end. You and your buds agree you shouldn’t be forced into something you don’t like to just because you’re married. But we’re not talking about torture or the military here; this is your spouse who wants to be with you on a night out. Give in once in a while and show your love.

8. Forget about always denying your mistakes. You say sorry even if it’s his fault! Don’t be scared to admit to yourself that you married sometimes who will sometimes be a loser. Blame him for when it is right to blame him, while admit to your own mistakes. Don’t take it all on yourself.

9. You have to have that new gadget. Now. So you blow your entire salary on it. Without consulting your spouse. This is bad. I know it’s your money and I know you worked hard for it, but take care of your responsibilities first, especially that you’re just starting out. Perhaps after 3 months of saving what’s left over from your house