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Category Archives: Couples Etiquette
Never Kiss and Tell
As tempting as it may be to share the details of our relationships, it is most inappropriate to do so. If a relationship, date, or one night stand was not a positive experience, do not embarrass the other person. You … Continue reading
Working Late? Call Home
It’s courteous to call your spouse or partner if you know you’re going to be working late or will be delayed at the office so they aren’t worried and can make plans of their own. It’s also courteous to call … Continue reading
Sharing the TV Remote Control
I have heard marriages and friendships have been broken because two people were unable to share the television remote control. Here are a few tips to help avoid these broken relationships: 1) Do not change the channel without asking for … Continue reading
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Let Your Partner Sleep – Bedroom Etiquette
If you wake up in the middle of the night and can’t get back to sleep, be courteous and try not to wake your partner up. One tired person in a relationship the next day can be difficult, but two … Continue reading
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Couples Signature on Informal Correspondence
When a married couple is sending informal correspondence such as a greeting card or letter, there is no steadfast etiquette rule for whose name should be written first in the signature. Usually, the person writing the note writes their name … Continue reading
Put The Toilet Seat Down – Couples Etiquette
Theoretically, what goes up, should come down. This is the backbone of the toilet seat issue. It is most courteous to always put the seat down after lifting it for use. Gentlemen, I’m speaking to you because women have no … Continue reading