1. Do not elevate your wife to a pedestal immediately. Once she climbs up, she won't come down easily.

2. Maintain distance from personal matters. Never allow her to check your mobile, ask where you are going, when you will return, or who you are with. Avoid making video calls to show proof or verify your actions.

3. Do not disclose the habits or faults of your family members early on. This could become a burden for you later.

4. Refrain from using your wife's gold or cash as much as possible. Even if you use it and later return it after successfully utilizing it, you will hear about it for a lifetime.

5. Let your wife work from the beginning. If she doesn’t have a job, arrange one for her. This can reduce unnecessary gossip, slander, and conflicts with mother-in-law and sisters-in-law.

6. Avoid letting your wife have excessive contact with her mother from the start. They can cause disputes and create misunderstandings in your life with their advice, cleverness, and misinformation.

7. Once a week, take her to a movie, restaurant, or outing, and buy her a dress once a month. This will help her feel your love, sincerity, and care, reducing complaints about lack of affection to some extent.

8. Never talk about your past relationships or flings. This will help you partially escape from the scrutiny of your phone.

9. Your wife may say anything about your family, but she will never tolerate any negative comments about her own family.

10. Never tell the truth about your salary or entrust her solely with saving money.

11. You will not have the right to decide what to eat or drink. All decisions will be left to her.

12. Maintain a distance of 1000 meters from a mother-in-law who became widows or were abandoned at a young age.

13. Do not marry into a family where women are dominant. In such a house, a man’s words will have no value, and the children will not respect their father.

14. Avoid marrying those who boast about their wealth or high status. Marriages should be between equals.

15. Do not form matrimonial alliances between less educated individuals and those with higher education.