10 Ways to Make Your Marriage Divorceproof
For starters, no public squawking at each other. Read on for a few more smart (and funny) suggestions from these happily wed comedians.
Greg Clarke
4. Marry someone with a backbone who appreciates that you possess one of your own. That said, try to have bendy backbones if possible. Don’t attempt to win every argument and get your way all the time. Who
could bear all that responsibility, anyway? Repeat this spouse-mollifying phrase after us: “Yes, honey, I will see the Transformers sequel on one of our precious and rare date nights. But on our next excursion, I get to choose a period piece featuring people
in bonnets who churn their own butter.”
5. Procrastinate. Yes, we know things need to be done, but seriously. Put your BlackBerry away and stop worrying about the broken garage-door
opener. Have dessert in lieu of dinner. Watch old John Hughes movies. Hold hands. There, aren’t they smoother than how you
remembered them?
6. Have sex with each other. And if you can’t have sex with each other for some reason, let your spouse know that you are thinking about having sex with
him and that you are looking forward to the next time you are both available for sex. Like, in 2012. Try sending a “sext”;
apparently it’s all the rage.
7. Accept that everybody needs alone time. Sometimes your spouse needs to go to the bathroom for 45 minutes. Look, he’s not going to the bathroom the whole time; he’s
trying to get away from you. And that’s OK. Maybe you’re being annoying. Sometimes you can be kind of annoying, you know.


