Omari Hardwick Prioritize respect and communication in relationships. In fact, the actor said EVERYBODY both traits were key in his 11-year marriage to Jennifer “Jae” Pfautch.
The outlet recently interviewed Hardwick, based on the elements of a healthy relationship. In response, he broke the word “relationship,” comparing a romantic partnership to operating a ship.
Omari says that the ship will sink if the people operating the ship or boat don’t do their duty. He says things aren’t too different in a “relationship boat”, adding that “it’s a ship”.
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“If it’s romantic, you have to really care about the ship, and the best way to relate to each other on board is to communicate so that the nights you don’t want to do it or the mornings you don’t want to do it. , you will have a little ticket to the hallway or bathroom if you want. You passed because you did enough. You have checked your communication count enough.
Hardwick and Jae married in 2012, but they’ve been dating for a few years – losing their first child to stillbirth in 2008. After getting married in April, the couple welcomed another child – a daughter. daughter named Nova – in November 2012. Their second child, a son named Brave, was born in March 2015.
Omari says communication and respect are ‘next door neighbors’ in a relationship
Actor with the latest movie Mom is streaming on Netflix, says communication and respect help you have a healthy relationship.
“You can get away with it as long as communication and respect will be by its side. Respect is next door neighbor,” said Hardwick EVERYBODY. “You just have to really respect the person you’re having that relationship with. Once that’s gone, it’s hard to get that back.”
Omari’s opinion follows another couple’s point of view on long-term marriage. kirk And Tammy Franklin recently dismissed the “perfect couple” label in an interview with Perfume. Kirk said: Tammy added that there is also a modern obsession with “marital time as opposed to health”. For them, their 27-year marriage is based on trust, friendship, therapy, and proactivity rather than reaction.
In April, Omari’s wife Jae gave her advice on dating and marriage, listing maturity as “one of the most important things”. She posted a captioned selfie of herself and her husband Hardwick.
“Continuous, permanent, continuous GROWTH in every way. Find someone who is always growing. They won’t magically fall in love once you’re married, so look for that when you’re dating someone. Marry someone who loves to grow, get better, learn and progress. If they strive to grow in their own lives, they will nurture your relationship in the right way. See, change is inevitable, but growth is optional. If you marry someone who strives to be mature… damn! Best partner ever! ps. Don’t be out there looking for a “grown-up” while you’re still living your life stagnant and making excuses as to why you haven’t changed, grown, got better, or achieved your goals, because they will not succeed. it or you. Growth is always attractive.
At the time, Omari reaffirmed his wife’s message of love in the comments section.
“We are all just rockers trying to get from today to tomorrow. Many people feel comfortable just kicking it on a flat road. Most try to avoid the rocks altogether. & SOME dare….kick, push, carry, pull, pull the rock UP the mountain. THAT damn. Maaan. Forever grateful [Jae] because you are THAT! I love you,” he wrote.
Meanwhile, another special person in Omari’s life caught everyone’s attention online this week. His look-alike brother, Jamil, left innocent girls choking when his pictures went viral.
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