Happily Married (to other people‪)‬ Laugh Your Way, America! LLC

Sometimes we have to wonder who the heck is coming up with some of the "relationship wisdom" on the internet. From talking about what's making you miserable to reminiscing about how great your love lives used to be, bad advice abounds out there. Don't worry. We're here to set the record straight.

Pareting, spending, snorinng, social media use, thermostat settings, division of household labor, the direction the toilet paper comes off the roll: there are untold things married couples strive to have (and keep) in alignment. So what happens if your respective beliefs aroud one of life's biggest issues--religion and faith--aren't in sync--or fall out of it? As always, we have some thoughts.

Almost everyone has a default reaction when they're frustrated or annoyed. Some people slam doors (ahem), others shut down, and still others start plotting immediate revenge against the perceived perpetrator. Knowing your own (and your partner's) knee-jerk reaction to discord can pave the way for swifter, smoother resolution. Really.

Popular marriage folklore (and at least one classic movie) would have you believe that droves of couples start to feel restless, bored, or downright miserable right around the marital seven-year mark. But is that old seven year itch a documented, scientific thing? And if so, is there anything we can do to to prevent it? Tune in for a rock-solid plan for protecting your relationship from this infamous speed bump.

A Harvard-trained psychologist has identified nine key phrases that are virtually guaranteed to make your marriage happier than most. (Spoiler: "I'm sorry" may be on there. #SorryNotSorry) Tune in for a crash course in epic couple communication.

Some people believe marital issues should be the exclusive domain of husband and wife; others feel that having a sound ear to bend can help you work through issues swiftly and successfully. Tune in to find out which camp the HMTOP crew is in.