Getting married is not easy for many couples. Not just stay together for a long time, but also the ability to face a definite conflict that occurs when two different personalities living together. Despite the inevitable quarrel, but for this British couple who have been together for seven decades, they claimed never felt an argument during their marriage.
Since getting married in 1971, the couple Ernie and Renie Hills has experienced all sorts of things together, but never fight or argument though. The pair believe that if they encounter something with good communication and prioritizing speak from the heart, there is no such thing as a quarrel in the household.
Ernie who is now 97 years old and his wife, Renie, 93 years old, working together in a factory in London since World War II. Their meeting was simple yet romantic. When Renie was holding his bicycle in the street near his home, a man (ie Ernie) walking beside him and said: "Hey, would you menggenggamku like that?" Renie recalled. And afterwards they were getting closer and claimed never to quarrel with the high notes since.
The pair say that the key to successful long marriage is mutually beneficial discussions with both parties, and each understands what the other partner needs. When it appears as 'seed' contention, the pair will sit down together and talk about it without the need for a high-pitched voice.
"I said what the eyes and as well as he, and we were in discussions to resolve it. We got married - she's mine, I was hers and that's how we see it," said Renie to Exeter Express And Echo.
"There's no point arguing argument," added Ernie. Just as his wife, Ernie claimed his life happier because I never felt unnecessary quarrels.
Story of Ernie and Renie could be an inspiration for a married couple now. Most couples who find 'pebbles' in the middle of her wedding trip unnoticed more often dramatize the problem. Not infrequently divorce instead chosen to be the way out for no longer feel there is a match. Compared to raise your voice and make the atmosphere heats up, why not learn to communicate better with family premises. Sitting casually, talk and find a way out together would be a wiser choice than fight.
Since getting married in 1971, the couple Ernie and Renie Hills has experienced all sorts of things together, but never fight or argument though. The pair believe that if they encounter something with good communication and prioritizing speak from the heart, there is no such thing as a quarrel in the household.
Ernie who is now 97 years old and his wife, Renie, 93 years old, working together in a factory in London since World War II. Their meeting was simple yet romantic. When Renie was holding his bicycle in the street near his home, a man (ie Ernie) walking beside him and said: "Hey, would you menggenggamku like that?" Renie recalled. And afterwards they were getting closer and claimed never to quarrel with the high notes since.
The pair say that the key to successful long marriage is mutually beneficial discussions with both parties, and each understands what the other partner needs. When it appears as 'seed' contention, the pair will sit down together and talk about it without the need for a high-pitched voice.
"I said what the eyes and as well as he, and we were in discussions to resolve it. We got married - she's mine, I was hers and that's how we see it," said Renie to Exeter Express And Echo.
"There's no point arguing argument," added Ernie. Just as his wife, Ernie claimed his life happier because I never felt unnecessary quarrels.
Story of Ernie and Renie could be an inspiration for a married couple now. Most couples who find 'pebbles' in the middle of her wedding trip unnoticed more often dramatize the problem. Not infrequently divorce instead chosen to be the way out for no longer feel there is a match. Compared to raise your voice and make the atmosphere heats up, why not learn to communicate better with family premises. Sitting casually, talk and find a way out together would be a wiser choice than fight.
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