Do you ever wish your spouse would treat you the way he/she did when you were dating? Getting him/her to do those things again may be easier than you think.

When walking through the mall with your wife, has another attractive woman ever caught your attention? How did your wife respond to your taking notice of the other woman? Probably not the way one wife responded. Receiving attention is very attractive, it creates an emotional attraction that quite often leads to a physical attraction.

Have you ever heard the saying, "You make a better door than a window." It's what you say when someone is blocking your view. It means you're preventing me from seeing something I'm interested in. In marriage we often experience the same thing. We close doors and put blinds on windows to block areas we don't want our spouses to see or know about. Spring is just around the corner so open the doors, pull up the blinds and let the fresh air of spring refresh your marriage.

The average couple spends less than 5 minutes a day speaking one-on-one with each other.

Are the communication lines between you and your spouse open and active or are you running so hard that the signal is weak and staticky?

What can married couples learn from Rodeo Clowns. Three marriage tips based on rodeo clown techniques.

What Hot Wheels car would you like your spouse to be like tonight?

Here are some choices to get you started:

1) Off-road Truck: Adventurous, Bumpy Ride, Lots of Turns

2) Luxury Car: Familiar, Smooth Ride, Slow Acceleration, Soft Touch

3) Dragster: Heat Up the Tires, Go Straight to the Finish Line

4) Funny Car: Wild, Silly, Unpredictable

Tip: Put the Hot Wheels car you want on the nightstand tonight.

Five things a husband shouldn't ask or say to his wife on Valentine's weekend.

Fifty Shades of Grey opens in theaters this Friday. Should married couples see the movie? Two Thoughts: Don't See the Movie, See the Movie and what to do if you do go.

Do you consider marriage to be a 50/50 relationship? If yes, you'll probably quickly find that your spouse is a poor judge of distance. Marriage in not 50/50, it's 100/100 and since you can't make him or her change you only need to worry about 'your' 100%.

People tend to generalize about food, "Everything fried tastes like fried chicken." Couples tend to generalize about issues in their marriages. If they're struggling in some areas they often say, "the whole marriage is bad." Instead of generalizing try focusing on his or her positive traits and you will taste the true flavors of marriage.

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