Virginia couple married for 30 years claim they've never argued.

Me and my Hubby are married for over 50yrs and I remember us even arguing on our Honeymoon and even when we were dating. I can't believe they never argued. Do they live together ? If they have never argued I doubt they ever talk to each other.
 

Sassycakes said:
Me and my Hubby are married for over 50yrs and I remember us even arguing on our Honeymoon and even when we were dating. I can't believe they never argued. Do they live together ? If they have never argued I doubt they ever talk to each other.
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No, we've done this already, we're pretty sure they argue as much as the rest of society about every darn thing, they're just unable to remember those arguments, as my dear old dad couldn't when asked about how much he and my mother argued, after she had sadly passed away! :)
 
I don’t remember my parents arguing, like being loud, but they did discuss things that sometimes sounded like an argument. They never yelled at one another, but my dad being military, didn’t hold back if I would sometimes try him.

I remember when my mom wanted to buy a dish washer and wanted it installed. My dad wanted to buy just a portable washer on wheels, instead of having it installed. This went on for probably a month. My grandfather settled it by having a new dishwasher delivered and my dad, being a pretty darn good carpenter, put in a new kitchen. My dad wasn’t happy that grandpa, his dad, bought the new dishwasher. I think that’s why he didn’t want a dishwasher installed.
 

I believe it. I was married for 12 years. We only had one argument in the 12 years over...finances. I was being a baby and not wanting to budget. He was sweet and said he would never upset me like that again. He never did. Then I felt bad. The End.

The reason we never fought is because of 4 things:

1. We had clearly defined rolls we both accepted and enjoyed. I maintained the house and family. He ran his business and paid the bills. We both enjoyed our rolls. Only 2 exceptions; I had a side business and also did the advertising for his business. He was often a hands on father and offered to give me a day off to do my artistic endeavors without distractions.

2. The other thing was, we both used the same rulebook. We followed the Bible. Answers to questions were clear. No room for arguments.

3. We loved and respected each other.

4. We both had a healthy sense of humor. There was a lot of laughter and giggles. It was fun.
 
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Article fails to report that Blair died prior to the marriage and the 7 children came from Blair's frozen sperm
 
He looks healthy enough in the photos on the article site to me!

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"While the couple admit they’ve gotten upset with each other from time to time during their three-decade relationship, they view "anger as miscommunication" — so, instead of feeding any feelings of anger, the pair choose to "fight on the same side," rather than be in opposition to one another, they said.

"There is no winning or losing in an argument," the Keeleys said."
 

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