It's Jennifer's first birthday as a married woman. She's excited and can't wait to see what her husband has planned for her. She fully expects he has picked up on all the little hints she's made about her favorite things and the restaurant she'd like to go to. Unfortunately, he hasn't.

What if marriage resembled a bank? A sarcastic look at making deposits and withdrawals for "stuff" in marriage.

A wildlife observer comments on his latest subject of study: the manipulation ritual of the American married couple.

After an embarrassing dinner, a husband tries to convince his wife that the embarrassment was really just a shared moment that should be cherished.

What kind of love are we really looking for? Sugary sweet or brutally honest? Let the judges decide.

Five husbands decide to reward the women in their lives for their tireless service by designing the perfect women's ministry.

Ted and Susan bump into each other at a wedding reception. Naturally, their conversation turns to the topic of dating. Ted is of the opinion that dating is "the slow process of revealing who you really are and seeing if the other person will stick around." Susan's view is a little more idealistic.

A clueless young man gets some much-needed advice from his sister on how to impress a girl.