Couple at Odds After She Cancels His Valentine's Day Dinner Reservation to Cook at Home Instead

Stock photo of couple at dinner.Photo:Getty Getty A woman is now second-guessing her Valentine’s Day plans after she decided to cancel the original itinerary to make a home-cooked meal instead. The 38-year-old woman, who has been married to her husband “Bob” for nearly 14 years, shares her dilemma in aReddit post. The couple doesn’t typically celebrate Valentine’s Day, but this year Bob decided to try. “My husband surprised me saying we are going to go to my favorite restaurant for Valentines (it seems to be a new years resolution of his to start treating me better not that he’s horrible or anything but he felt he could start doing more),” the woman explains.

Couple Celebrate 82nd Wedding Anniversary Dressed as Cinderella and Prince Charming (Exclusive)

Betty and Elton Denner during their Disney-themed celebration.Photo:Macey Montgomery Macey Montgomery “We’ve been blessed in countless ways,” Betty exclusively shares with PEOPLE. “We now have 16 grandchildren, 17 great-grandchildren, and two great-great grandchildren.” The Denners’ love story began at Santa Ana High School in California, where they met during a dance. Eager to get to know Elton more, Betty boldly cut in on a dance and they began dating soon after.

Couple Celebrating 70th Wedding Anniversary Shares Secret to Successful Marriage

Elderly married couple (stock image).Photo:Linda Raymond/Getty Linda Raymond/Getty After 70 years of marriage, Derek and Brenda Dodge know a thing or two about healthy relationships.The England-based couple got married on Derek’s 21st birthday on March 12, 1955, at St. Dunstan’s Church in Baltonsborough. Seven decades later, they’ve decided to share their secret to a successful marriage.Derek, now 91, and Brenda, now 92, told theBBCthat the key to a good marriage is “love, respect for one another, patience, being truthful and to understand you don’t always have to agree.

Couple Charged $600 Each for 'Surgical Trays' Even Though Their Colonoscopies Were Free and Covered by Insurance

Photo:Getty Getty An Illinois couple is speaking out after their service provider charged them $600 each for “surgical trays” following routine preventive colonoscopies. After insurance was applied, each patient received a bill for $250. The Affordable Care Act requires preventive care services like colonoscopies, mammograms, and cervical cancer checks to be fully covered without any cost to patients. “This was our chance to get our free preventative care,” Panozzo toldNPR, noting that both of their results came back normal.

Couple Charged After Girl Flees to Neighbor's House Alleging Horrific Abuse, Including Forcing Hand on Stove

Austin and Kayla Frazier.Photo:Boyd County Detention Center; Boyd County Detention Center; Content warning: The following article contains disturbing descriptions of child abuse. A Kentucky couple has been charged with multiple counts of abuse after a pre-teen girl fled to a neighbor’s home alleging she was beaten with a metal pipe and abused in other ways. The girl told officers that she had been beaten with a metal pipe, had her hand placed and burned on a stove and was hit in the head with an object.