Oh Father's Day is awesome and dads will love all the DIY gifts from their kids and all the thoughtful and useful gifts from you. It's all good and not to be stereotypical, but most men are pretty easy to please. Hmmm, easy to please.

Tommy and Bea Greene, a loving couple from North Carolina, were married for 61 years and passed away within hours of each other. Last Friday at 6:50 a.m., Violet "Bea" Greene lost her battle with cancer at the age of 78. Her husband, Thomas Dunlap Greene, received the sad news of his wife's passing while he was in the hospital because the night before he had been admitted for heart failure.

I've been married  nearly seven years, which sometimes feels like an eternity, so needless to say, I've learned a lot along the way. After recently reading a list of potential causes of divorce and finding myself nodding vigorously throughout, I started thinking about some missteps that have caused all-out brawls in my house, and I thought I'd share some, so hopefully you can avoid a date with the divorce attorney. Here are five mistakes you should never make in your marriage:

Imagine being married for more than a decade when your husband suddenly decides that he prefers to be a "she." Making the decision to stay with him would be difficult as one mom, Yadira Perez proved it to be after her husband Javier decided he wanted to become "Lucia."  

The San Francisco, California couple's story was shared on BBC's Radio Ambulante where Yadira shared the struggle her marriage faced after Javier's gender transformation. The family had been married for over ten years and even had a family together ... until everything changed. They are still together and have managed to make their union work. Unbelievable...

The idea of a giant wedding has always scared me, so I always thought eloping could be a romantic ... that is, unless you're eloping with someone who isn't your fiancée!

That's exactly what happened with a man from Balangar, India this past weekend. He was scheduled to wed his bride at a hall near her on Sunday morning. But apparently, the marriage had been arranged and he was not too excited about it. So what did he do?

Cheating is not an uncommon issue in relationships nowadays. It's still one of the most hated deceptions out there--yet some fall into its trap. But what if we told you that cheating didn't even have to be an option or an issue for that matter in your relationship?

Yes, it's possible to have a happy and healthy long-lasting relationship without cheating lurking on the sidelines. The answer is quite simple really…

Pat Robertson is running his mouth yet again with his latest claims that men cheating is natural and that women are responsible for keeping their men from straying. Um, what planet is this man living on? The conservative Evangelist has gotten in trouble before for saying sexist things, such as women should stay "pretty" for their husbands or their marriages will fail. And now he is trying to excuse men who cheat and pin the blame on women if they get cheated on.

Well, Mr. Robertson, I have a few words for you. They are a bit too colorful for this site, but I do have 5 reasons why we AREN'T at fault if our men stray ...

Mohammed Ahmed was staying at the Omni Hotel in Florida with his new bride in honor of their honeymoon. How sweet! A newlywed couple in love is a touching sight. Ahmed, an Illinois resident, stepped out and after not returning to the hotel, his bride understandably got worried. She called the police to report him missing and was told that her hubby was not missing, they new exactly where he was because they had arrested him. Guess what he had been arrested for?

A Saudi man was recently left shocked when his fiancée informed him she would only marry him on one condition: He also had to marry two of her friends!

When his bride-to-be first requested that he also marry her two work colleagues (all school teachers), the man apparently laughed it off, thinking it was all a joke. But he quickly realized that she was completely serious. Can you believe that?!