Tuesday, September 16, 2014

Key to a long marriage? Keep your wife happy! The Woman's happiness is more crucial than husband's in maintaining marital bliss

Key to a long marriage? Keep your wife happy! The Woman's happiness is more crucial than husband's in maintaining marital bliss

·        The more content the wife is within the marriage, the happier the husband is
·        This also improves his wellbeing and general health
·        Study carried out by Dr Deborah Carr of Rutgers University in the US


Feeling unhappy in your marriage, men? Stop being selfish and focus on your wife's happiness then, dictates new research.
Researchers have found that the key to marital bliss is all about women's feelings and the happier they are, the better.
The study revealed that the more content the wife is within the marriage, the happier the husband is with his life as a result.
Unhappy in love? The key to a happy marriage is all about keeping your wife content, reveals new research from Rutgers University
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Unhappy in love? The key to a happy marriage is all about keeping your wife content, reveals new research from Rutgers University
Speaking about her research, Dr Deborah Carr of Rutgers University in the US, said: 'I think it comes down to the fact that when a wife is satisfied with the marriage she tends to do a lot more for her husband, which has a positive effect on his life.
'Men tend to be less vocal about their relationships and their level of marital unhappiness might not be translated to their wives.' 


Her research, she says, is extensive and important because both men and women's feelings and how they affect others were taken into account.
'For both spouses, being in a better-rated marriage was linked to greater life satisfaction and happiness.'
Key to happiness? Researchers believe that when a wife is satisfied with the marriage she tends to do a lot more for her husband, which has a positive effect on his life
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Psychological insight: 'Men tend to be less vocal about their relationships and their level of marital unhappiness might not be translated to their wives,' said Dr Carr
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Key to happiness? Researchers believe that when a wife is satisfied with the marriage she tends to do a lot more for her husband, which has a positive effect on his life
The study also found that wives take the role of the carer if their husband becomes unwell, which, in turn, lowers their mood.
Men's happiness levels, however, didn't change if their wife fell sick and left the role of carer to the daughter. 
Researchers said the study, published in the Journal of Marriage and Family, is particularly important because health and wellbeing can be impacted by marriage quality.
Keep her sweet: The study revealed that the more content the wife is within the marriage, the happier the husband is with his life as a result, which also improves his general health and wellbeing
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Keep her sweet: The study revealed that the more content the wife is within the marriage, the happier the husband is with his life as a result, which also improves his general health and wellbeing

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