though i m not experienced but , in most cases the love gets increases with passage of time.

Answered by vineet jain , an ibibo Citizen, at 12:14 PM on July 18, 2008

As the time pass after marriage actually love do increase in case of happy couple. But one feel the love get decrease as the time pass this is because as the family grows the love get diverted towards the children in other word the love get divided, but within the husband and wife love remain as it is, but not in all husband and wife cases.

Answered by Shrihari , an ibibo Master, at 9:47 PM on July 14, 2008

Love does not reduce but increase as passage of time. Love and responsibility of the family and children increase as time passes. Both are more committed to each other and the family. It is true love and more concerned about each other and the children, You become a responsible parents in life with deepest and true love for not only to each other but to the whole family at large.

Answered by Sachin Samy , an ibibo Specialist, at 5:53 PM on July 13, 2008

I think incerases

Answered by Raj Sharma at 9:52 PM on July 12, 2008

Dear Shivani Love is a beautiful thing which only increases with u know your partner, there can be misunderstandings which leads to fight but it doesnt matter while marriage you take an oath to protect him or her, n correct him or her, from all mistakes and danger. You need him/her more than u need them.

Answered by Prasanth , an ibibo Citizen, at 1:07 PM on July 08, 2008

I've always believed that the emotion in marriage-that of love-can only b based on knowing each other throughly; my wife was opposite, and she'd say 'I love u' even at the beginning..initially, I snubbed her, and told her she doesn't mean it....that hurt her, and she felt I was a very unromantic guy...then my real feelings developed, and I began expressing myself...and this was a pleasant surprise for her, and she realised really how romantic I cud b...now, 10 yrs down, there is more romance and love in our marriage than initially...bcoz v really feel it and express it, and not just mouth some platitudes or hopes (as she was doing initially)...as for marriages, in general, I hv seen enough no. of marriages where there is no love, some marriages where there is a kind of tolerance, where the two ppl hv given up, face away and don't bother, and so on..and there r many relationships where u can't make out, the couple r very practical and keep a good front, but no one really know what kind of relation they hv...when I entered this relation, I hd confidence in myself..to me a little attractiveness in the female is important, but far more imp is that she should be principled and honest like me, and now I hv perfect faith in her that way, so I hv a kind of firm love for her...which could only come after many yrs of knowing her and observing her...to answer ur question, I don't think it is just the passage of time that does it (though that is imp)...it had more to do with our personalities, attitudes, natures, temperaments, in addition to passage of time..so love does increase or decrease in marriage with time, but whether it will increase or decrease will depend on all the other factors....

Answered by Dr Raj , an ibibo Citizen, at 7:15 AM on July 06, 2008

well in my opinion as time flies........the bond b/w a husband n wife getz stronger .And as such the love doubles in every single ne versary of their marraige

Answered by at 7:48 PM on July 05, 2008

it will depends on their attitude & feelings. if they lives their life very trusty to each other then the love will increase with the time because they will become happy doing this thing.and they will feel comfort with thei self but they do not trust to each other then their love will decreases.

Answered by Deepak Goyal , an ibibo Citizen, at 7:59 PM on July 04, 2008

I strongly belive that it increases as marriage is bond between man & women which needs to be well balanced, one cannot clap with one hand. its both hands required so similarly if both of them keep trust, confidence and understanding.. it will grow as years pass.

Answered by Sancom Pal , an ibibo Citizen, at 1:27 AM on July 03, 2008

increases

Answered by mr mh at 6:21 PM on July 01, 2008