English Version
A lasting marriage is like a boat sailing through life’s storms—steady only when both row with care. Three simple vows can keep it afloat.
First, speak no harsh words in anger. Words spoken in rage are like arrows shot in the dark—they wound both the speaker and the listener. Angry curses may return to haunt, bringing unseen consequences.
Second, avoid unnecessary quarrels. A home should be a harbor, not a battlefield. The more you fight, the more troubles you invite. Peace is the foundation of a happy home.
Third, replace blame with encouragement. Praise and affirmation sweeten a marriage like sugar stirred into tea. Complaints cut deep, but kind words light the way.
As an old saying goes: “It takes ten years to share a boat, a hundred years to share a bed.” To be husband and wife is a rare blessing. Treasure it. Keep these vows. Let your marriage grow richer with time.