A lot of the things mentioned in this tutorial revolve around trust. If you don't trust your partner, you're probably living in a pretty miserable place. Learn to trust your spouse in the same way that you want them to trust in you. Marriage is an enduring opportunity to get to know somebody better and better over many, many years. If you keep an aspect of your personality secret or just closed off, you're probably not getting all that you want out of your marriage. It really does go to show: you get what you give. Have long conversations; make them laugh; share interests, hobbies and occupations; take them somewhere that has personal significance to you; encourage them to get to know your extended family (and do the same for theirs); engage in debate; share fears, doubts, and vulnerabilities; be who you are, not who you think they want you to be. The golden rule is not only important to our idea of morality, it also helps us navigate the sometimes stormy waters of a marriage. The golden rule is that you do unto others as you would have them do to you. All this means is "put yourself in their shoes" before you act. Of course, you need to have the right sort of perspective if you're going to use the golden rule, and you can't lie to yourself about what other people want. If you're unsure about something, ask yourself "What would I want to happen if I were in my partner's position?" This is generally a good exercise for you to engage in. Draw on your faith for strength, and actively seek meaning with your partner on your life's journey. Give yourself to your spouse as much as you give to your god. Maintain your values throughout. Of course, the most important for last: practice good hygiene, look sharp as a tac inside and outside of the house and make sure you keep up the same general level of cleanliness that your spouse does. If you care about how well your spouse dresses and how often they brush their teeth, they're sure to care about the same things. And that's the way it should be between two people who love each other, shouldn't it?
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One-sentence summary -- Trust them completely. Reveal your personality. Remember the golden rule. Share your religion with your spouse, if you are religious. Take pride in your appearance.

In the room, right after reading the witch's diary, the legless girl will start chasing after you. Before leaving the house, retrieve Ellen's knife from the black closet in the upper-right room on the first floor, the closet that initially said "Open when the house returns to normal." Avoid the legless girl while doing this. Don't go to the other rooms to avoid being cornered, and then head straight to the exit. Just like the good ending, make sure that you have saved your file to avoid losing your progress. After leaving the house, approach the patch of roses. Use the little bottle to get rid of them so you can pass through. The legless girl will continue to crawl after you, leaving a trail of blood. An event will occur, and instead of running away, Viola will finally speak to the legless girl, remarking on her stubbornness before stabbing her in the eye with the knife you retrieved earlier. Spoilers: Viola, the character you've been using, reveals that she's the true witch, and the real Viola, whom she had befriended and convinced to switch bodies with her, is trapped in Ellen's mutilated body. Ellen admits that she used Viola's compassion and pity to her advantage until they switched bodies, with a promise of returning it back after a day. However, Ellen refused to return it afterward. Ellen also explains how the house guided her out the whole way and also senses that the real Viola is worried for her father. Ellen promised her that she will give him Viola's share of love. Viola's father will show up and rush toward Ellen, mistaking her as his daughter because of her appearance. The legless girl, the real Viola, tries to call out to him, but in the state of panic, he shoots her twice in the head. The father and Ellen leave the forest after that, but Ellen can be seen giggling before exiting the frame.
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One-sentence summary -- Get the knife. Stab the legless girl.

Dip a clean rag in water and wash away any residue left behind by the baking soda solution. Use a clean towel to dry each surface. If your fridge smells bad, open a box of baking soda and leave it in the fridge. Baking soda absorbs odors and makes your fridge smell fresh.
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One-sentence summary -- Wipe the solution away with a damp cloth. Leave a box of baking soda in the fridge.

Try getting each of you a separate sheet. If you have a decorative bedding set you don't want to change, the second set can be kept in the linen closet or in under-bed storage until bedtime each night. Your covers may simply be too small for both of you! Try getting a size larger than your bed--if you sleep in a queen size bed, get a king size set Many people steal sheets because they are just too far away from their partner to share. If it's an option, a smaller bed might be a good solution. Try sleeping in a queen or full-size bed--it may be impossible to steal sheets! If you really can't get comfortable and no other solution has worked for you, separate beds may be a last resort to prevent further relationship stress. You don't have to sleep in separate rooms. Try pushing two small beds close to each other.
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One-sentence summary --
Use separate sheets. Buy a larger bedding set. Get a smaller bed. Try sleeping separately.