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Marriage is a beautiful thing, especially at the beginning when you're all loved up. But once the honeymoon phase is over, real life happens and the standard arguments over what to order in a restaurant and whose turn it is to wash up become pretty common. All couples go through some rough patches, it's part of life. But the key to weathering the tough times and having a happy and successful marriage is to find the humor in your daily lives together and make fun of your idiosyncrasies. Here are some all too relatable tweets showing us how couples get through their every-day spats, proving that married life isn't always all it's cracked up to be.

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"The Good Wife's Guide" was originally published May 13th, 1955, in a magazine called, "Housekeeping Monthly." 

As the title of the article suggests, these 18 bullet points is the guideline on how to be a "good wife." From nonstop house chores to pampering your husband and never ever questioning anything he says and does. 

Really?

This article reminds us of another hilarious article from 1958 on how to find a husband.

Thank goodness times have changed because these 18 bullet points sound unbearable. 

Story via Primer Magazine

Wife-carrying is an actual competition that originated in Finland and involves male competitors racing while each carrying their wife teammate. The race is far from simple, as it is an obstacle course that is extremely difficult to complete. The World Wife-Carrying Championship, now in its 23rd year, draws thousands of visitors to the town of 4,200 residents and has gained followers across the world.

Well, let's just say this woman from Japan is actually sitting on a ticking time bomb. Her Instagram account @gomi_sutero, which means "throw away your trash" in Japanese and followed by close to a half a million followers, chronicles life with her messy husband - who apparently still doesn't know his filth is being documented for the world's curious eyes. All the pictures are of her husband's garbage that he leaves around the house and we can't relate anymore. 

Most parents document the beautiful experience of giving birth through photos they are sending to their family group chats . However, one dad from Texas decided that live updates on social media would be more fun. And boy, was he right...

Popular comic illustrator Yehuda Adi Devir is no stranger to this. In fact, Devir and his wife Maya recently became pregnant and he captured their entire experience in a series of hilariously relatable comics. For more of his brilliant comics, visit his instagram page. 

We're pretty sure all moms can relate. 

By illustrator Chen Weng

Yahuda Adi Devir is back again with even more amazingly accurate illustrations.

The popular blog "How to be a dad" describe "My wife just said" quotes as: "you just can't invent the stuff that comes out of a woman's mouth once she's "passed a watermelon through the pinhole," ceased sleeping and is married to you".  We can relate to that.

This is what happens when you're pregnant and your husband is a photographer who doesn't like all those sweet pinterest -like maternity photos. Check out this awesome shot by celebrity entertainment photographer Robby Klein. This is part of a series he shot with his 34 week pregnant wife called "What Not to Do When You're Pregnant"