If your partner is giving 100% to you, you better be giving back the same amount of effort/energy.
People say its 50/50. But I think its 100/100 because if you both give all you can, you both GET BACK 50% more..
Confusing? Sorry. It just makes sense to give ALL your love, not just 50% because if you start having expectations, it can turn to resentment and negativity.
Just be the best you can, love the best you can, and care as much as you can.
Hope it helps
2007-08-21 08:46:16
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answered by Hopeful contemplation 2
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I don't know your personal situation so this may be hard to answer but I will give it a shot.
To hold up your end of the deal is to do all the things that a good spouce should do. We all have different needs and desires. Your job is to find out what your spouce needs and do your best to fulfill it. AND vice versa.
It is important that there is balance. This doesn't mean 50/50. It means that you should do the things you're good at and she should do the things she's good at. Married couples should make up for one anothers short comings. If there are things that neither of you is better at then it would be good to share in the duties.
Women were created to be a HELP mate to her spouce. Which means she should HELP. Neither person should have to do ALL.
The best way to figure all of this out is to honestly and openly communicate. And just because something was one way 5 years ago it doesn't mean it should still be that way today. If you are openly communicating you will know if desires change.
Good luck
2007-08-21 08:50:56
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answered by Rita 4
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Honor my wedding vows and whatever promises I've made to my spouse since. To do everything I can to help the marriage when we're in a slump. To be committed to the marriage even when it's not great, to wait it out, look deep down in my heart and sometimes tell myself I love my husband (and he has to do the same for me some I'm sure) if I have to to keep us together because things almost always work out if you give it time.
2007-08-21 08:49:40
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answered by Lady in Red 4
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Just doing one's fair share.
The "division" of labor varies greatly from one relationship to another, depending on the individual talents of the people involved.
In our relationship, my wife is an experienced bookkeeper and a talented gourmet cook.
I take care of maintenance issues and general home care.
In 37 years, we have never had any serious issues concerning who does what or who does more than the other.
In a real partnership between two people who are generally productive, who does what should never be a significant problem.
2007-08-21 13:35:09
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answered by John Doe 1st 4
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those are the comparable people who do no longer comprehend that the "suitable" to marry for romance is properly a cutting-edge historic phenomenon. making use of the vows under the eyes of god became into meant to maintain human beings in an arranged, and frequently loveless marriage committed to a minimum of one yet another. in addition they do no longer comprehend that interior the 1870s ninety 5% of marriages have been executed in a church, under the eyes of god, yet a million in 14 of those marriages resulted in divorce; interior the western US throughout that factor, regulations had to be created concerning abandonment - for the spouses that left and not in any respect got here lower back . it incredibly is no longer contemplated in divorce costs, via fact there under no circumstances became right into a divorce granted - purely papers of abandonment after 5 years, then 3 years. is strolling away and leaving at the back of the kinfolk extra helpful? no longer in my e book. Your marriage relies in love - and whether it incredibly is a actual love, with your is, Grit, then it incredibly is going to stand up to time, age, ailment - all tha hardships of existence. MY marriage - my wedding ceremony - became into purely secular - and we've survived annoying circumstances and sturdy circumstances without it wavering. it extremely is plenty from meaningless.
2016-11-13 02:30:05
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answered by dorval 4
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To hold up my end of the marriage is by supporting, loving, understanding, trusting, compromising, listening, sacrifice, build, communicating, take care of, making love to my better half. It is to always be there for him and hope that he would do the same for me.
That is when you can safely say that you are the perfect partner.
2007-08-21 08:55:46
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answered by Anonymous
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Couples often go into relationships with different agendae, and they never come to terms with the differences.
Nobody ever sits down before marriage with a paper explaining what they're agreeing to, expecting to recieve, expecting to give.
Read a few books about boundary issues and ownership [relationship] issues. Maybe also about dependency relationships.
2007-08-21 08:44:52
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answered by Jack P 7
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It means to treat your spouse with respect and honor, defend them to the end, stay with them through every thing, encourage them, up lift them. Be caring, tolerant, patient, unconditionally loving, selfless, understanding, quick to forgive and slow to anger. Do your part, and then some. You will get more in return, than you ever dreamed of.
2007-08-21 08:49:13
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answered by Sweet Suzy 777! 7
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I didn't realize marriage was a deal
2007-08-21 08:43:15
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answered by Alissa 6
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stay with them through thick and thin.
for example:
even if you are busy with work you still have to make sure the house doesn't look like a pig sty, the kids are taken care of, your partner is sexually satisfied/still feels you are attracted to them, ect.
2007-08-21 13:37:30
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answered by Anonymous
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