Many of these typical mistakes couples make are due to a few major issues that begin in a very minor way. We all know that honesty and communication are key to a successful partnership, especially a marriage. But it can be tough when you’re in the thick of your first twelve months as a married couple to know exactly how honest to be, or how critical to be of one another. Here’s some common mistakes newlyweds make that can easily be avoided.
1. Going to Therapy…Alone
Visiting a therapist alone for problems occurring within a marriage may be polarizing for your spouse, and could end up pushing the two of you further apart. Therapy is fantastic, and having your own therapist isn’t necessarily a negative thing. Just make sure to speak with your therapist about how solo counseling could potentially affect your marriage, especially if you’re discussing your spouse while there. 2. Hiding Your Financial History

You’ve already sat down with your spouse for some financial planning for the next five years?but is there anything that you might be hiding from your significant other" Not being totally honest with your spouse about finances could involve leaving out small loans you’ve taken from your friends, the fact that your dad bought your vehicle instead of you, or purchasing items from your own account in secret. As we all know, small money issues can turn into large ones.
3. Not Fessing Up to Mistakes
Admit to your mistakes. You will ...