I took my wife fishing on our honeymoon.
After the third day of fishing she started crying.
I asked her what was wrong and she replied, "I don't want to fish every day of our honeymoon!" So I backed off. One thing I've learned early on is to be less selfish. I've really grown as a person by being married. And my wife is not so naive and won't bend over backwards to please me like she did in our early years. That makes a difference too.
In my defense our honeymoon was during prime bluegill spawning in New England and hardly anyone fishes for them there. They consider them trash fish. All we had to do was park the boat near a colony and it was one after another so big you could hardly reel them in. My wife asked, "Don't we have enough?" I replied, "You don't understand. It's not like this in Indiana!"
