Those diving into Dave and Nicole Rowland's increasingly popular channel on YouTube will get to see the bizarre; the terrible way Dave applied makeup on Nicole, making targets out of toilet rolls and firing rubber bands at them and even a poignant tribute to a highway-abandoned treadmill. This couple is not trying to make people laugh; this marriage-centric way of life is what they refer to as 'Doing Life Together'; which could truly help individuals all around the globe save relationships.
If you ask Dave and Nicole then they would say that they practically been together forever. Even now that they are in their early forties, they still have an exciting friendship like how it was when they initially met in grade 7. They decided to give suggestions and share their life on line when they made a vow to passionately work on their friendship after noticing that many couples they know are breaking up. So 'Doing Life Together' was born - a project spanning twitter, YouTube, Instagram and Facebook.
Other than interacting with the viewers and sharing suggestions on what they have experienced through the years, Dave explained that the objective is to show what a happy marriage really looks like. They have been through a lot not just as a couple but with their kids too. They also said that even after all the struggles they have been through, they always realize that they can not live without each other. Unfortunately, a lot of couples who experience the same difficulties end up splitting up before realizing this which leads to a ripple-effect that affects millions of individuals. They want to show to the whole world how their love for each other grows every day.
If theory and practicality were the only two options, Nicole and Dave will certainly opt for the latter. The YouTube videos would just prove that their friendship is strong since they deal with difficult subject matters in a humorous and even crazy manner.
"You'll see us touring the city discussing the reasons why we are in love with each other, encouraging the audience to take the 'Cupid Cupcake Challenge' and proving just how much fun we have on our numerous unlikely daytrips and expeditions. But don't think that we're as happy as we are because we're fortunate; we got there through hard work and determination. The good news is that anybody can attain the same life, and joining us online is a great way to begin".
About The Couple: Dave and Nicole Rowland advocate that healthy marriages strengthens families and therefore makes a better society. Through their YouTube channel, their objective is to show their world and inspire other couples. The story is really one of a kind. Dave and Nicole went to the same school and met for the first time when they were in the fourth grade. They had a relationship when they were in the seventh grade and after a temporary split up, they made their friendship permanent when they turned fourteen years old; going through all the hardships in high school as a teenage couple. After seven years of being together, they decided to get married when they turned twenty. They have had both happy and sad times. They have a stronger commitment and love for each other even after 23 years.
If you ask Dave and Nicole then they would say that they practically been together forever. Even now that they are in their early forties, they still have an exciting friendship like how it was when they initially met in grade 7. They decided to give suggestions and share their life on line when they made a vow to passionately work on their friendship after noticing that many couples they know are breaking up. So 'Doing Life Together' was born - a project spanning twitter, YouTube, Instagram and Facebook.
Other than interacting with the viewers and sharing suggestions on what they have experienced through the years, Dave explained that the objective is to show what a happy marriage really looks like. They have been through a lot not just as a couple but with their kids too. They also said that even after all the struggles they have been through, they always realize that they can not live without each other. Unfortunately, a lot of couples who experience the same difficulties end up splitting up before realizing this which leads to a ripple-effect that affects millions of individuals. They want to show to the whole world how their love for each other grows every day.
If theory and practicality were the only two options, Nicole and Dave will certainly opt for the latter. The YouTube videos would just prove that their friendship is strong since they deal with difficult subject matters in a humorous and even crazy manner.
"You'll see us touring the city discussing the reasons why we are in love with each other, encouraging the audience to take the 'Cupid Cupcake Challenge' and proving just how much fun we have on our numerous unlikely daytrips and expeditions. But don't think that we're as happy as we are because we're fortunate; we got there through hard work and determination. The good news is that anybody can attain the same life, and joining us online is a great way to begin".
About The Couple: Dave and Nicole Rowland advocate that healthy marriages strengthens families and therefore makes a better society. Through their YouTube channel, their objective is to show their world and inspire other couples. The story is really one of a kind. Dave and Nicole went to the same school and met for the first time when they were in the fourth grade. They had a relationship when they were in the seventh grade and after a temporary split up, they made their friendship permanent when they turned fourteen years old; going through all the hardships in high school as a teenage couple. After seven years of being together, they decided to get married when they turned twenty. They have had both happy and sad times. They have a stronger commitment and love for each other even after 23 years.
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