All marriages have times when things get strained. When that happens we need to remind ourselves that our spouses really do love us. So, what reminds you that your spouse loves you? It's when he or she says or does...what?

The key to communication in marriage is not speaking clearly, it's listening closely.

One of the key lessons to learn in marriage is knowing when it's better to be flexible and when it's better to adapt. Flexible means temporarily changing. Adapt means to be permanently altered.

We love options, but sometimes options only confuse us because we tend to make decisions on emotions and feelings instead of facts. This is especially true in a marriage that is struggling.

The Bible says that a man and a women shall ‘become one’ when they get married. What does ‘become one’ look like…it looks like scrambled eggs.

Feeling alone and feeling loneliness are not the same. Alone is simply being by oneself. Alone time in a marriage is often a good thing and for some it can actually energize them and their marriage. Loneliness, on the other hand, is the lack of emotional connection which can occur when you are alone and with others. Loneliness in a marriage is devastating and will more often than not lead to divorce.

Is a King Size Bed good or bad for a marriage? We discuss Myths, Facts and a few Just for Fun points about king size beds and marriage.

'Mirror, mirror on the wall whose the worst spouse of all?' Before you listen too hard for the answer, you may want to first look at who you see in the mirror. Instead of blaming your spouse for his or her shortfalls, commit to being the spouse you want your husband or wife to be by working on your own shortfalls. Also, holding hands.

If there was a site called Spouse-pedia, how much information would you be able to provide about your husband or wife? Getting to know your spouse on an intimate and personal level will strengthen the bond between you and help you have a passionate and thriving marriage. Also, the Hot and Heavy Marriage Tip suggests that you think Lazy River.

In this segment we introduce a new twist on the old saying, ‘put yourself in the other person’s shoes.’ The next time you have an argument with your spouse, take on the role of defense attorney and try arguing your spouse’s point. We also provide guidance regarding etiquette when sexting your spouse…Sextiquette.