MaTWImony-This Week’s Best Marriage Tweets

On the Web

by Lamar Tyler | on February 11th, 2011 | 1 comment

Every week we’ll bring you the best marriage tweets from around the web. Don’t forget to follow us at @blackandmarried

themarriagebed The Marriage Bed

A loving spouse know when to let things slide while a selfish spouse takes the same opportunity to get in a dig.

themarriagebed The Marriage Bed

Are cold feet keeping from climaxing? In a lab environment sock increased orgasm from 50% to 80%. http://bbc.in/ePhvZq

MarriageMentor J & G Murphy

Raising obedient children increases the joy of being a parent, dramatically! #parents

AlisaBowman Alisa Bowman

Remind yourself that you’re part of the problem. Your spouse hasn’t been perfect, but neither have you

themarriagebed The Marriage Bed

If you compare your marriage to what is average, you will never have a great marriage. Same thing for your sex life.

bloomerbride Late Bloomer Bride

3 things to remember when you are reluctant to let your spouse “off the hook.” http://bit.ly/ebg2rR

stugray Stu Gray

rtt @therealmarymary @aaronlinzy: The stability of a #godlyhusband can bring rest to a weary wife. (good stuff!)

MarriageMentor J & G Murphy

Many couples wait 7 years before getting marriage mentoring/counseling. That’s about 8 years too late!

twoofusorg Two of Us

Loving well can be surprisingly simple: Be true to your promises, generous with your time, fair in your criticism & lavish in your kindness.

DivorceBusting Michele Weiner-Davis

Relationships are like see-saws: the more one person does of something, the less the other will do.

LauraBrotherson StrengthenMarriage

“We analyze what our partner is doing that makes us unhappy. It is more difficult to see what WE are doing…” Louise Bordeaux Silverstein

About the author

Lamar and Ronnie Tyler are the creators of the award-winning blog BlackandMarriedWithKids.com . They also are behind the Amazon.com bestselling DVDs Happily Ever After: A Positive Image of Black Marriage, You Saved Me and Men Ain’t Boys that explores manhood in the African American community. The Tylers are also the proud parents of four children.