Marriage Advice Single Guys Aren’t Ready to Hear — Tampa Bay's Morning Krewe On Demand

1. Celebrating Launa’s First Wedding Anniversary

November 6 marks one year since Launa got married!
J.R. and Kevin were lucky enough to be part of the wedding ceremony in Apollo Beach.
Launa jokes that they were among the few people who actually made the guest list.
The conversation turns to marriage advice from married men on Reddit.

2. The Marriage Advice Single Guys Need to Hear

The crew reads through advice married men say single guys might not be ready for:

Marry someone you can enjoy doing absolutely nothing with. Sometimes the best days are just hanging out at home, watching a documentary, and enjoying each other's company.
Your old life is gone. Marriage—and especially having kids—changes your priorities. You can still see friends and do your own thing, but it takes more planning.
Things won't always be fair and equal. Don't get upset when one person has to give a little more than the other.
Wait until you're 30 to get married. Kevin suggests waiting until 40. He shares that he got married for the first time at 39.
Don't get fat. One of the bluntest pieces of advice on the list!
The perfect partner doesn't exist. You're not perfect either. A reminder that marriage requires accepting each other's imperfections.
Consider getting a prenup. Reddit's blunt take: “Love is grand. Divorce is hundreds of grand.”
You won't be able to play video games constantly. The same goes for watching football or sports all day. You have to make time for your spouse, too.
When you marry someone, you marry their family. Everyone agrees this one is true.
Leave work at work. Don't let a bad day or work stress set the mood for the entire house.

3. Bringing Work Stress Home

J.R. talks about how Kristen tells him he's the mood setter in the house.
Even if he isn't necessarily coming home angry, stress can create tension.
J.R. also admits that after talking on the radio for four hours, he's sometimes completely out of words when asked how his day went.
Launa shares that Paul recently asked her, “Do you ever shut up?”
Apparently, one year into marriage, they're already discovering each other's habits!

4. Happy First Anniversary!

The crew congratulates Launa and Paul on their first wedding anniversary.
A funny reminder that marriage means learning to live with someone else's quirks—and letting them learn yours.