Shia LaBeouf says he looks at the institution of marriage differently than the average person and has a rather positive outlook. In fact, he claims to have been “lied to” by stereotypes as he deeply loves being married to Mia Goth and even wants to bring their families together.

He told E! News: “It’s better on the other side. I’ve been lied to my whole life. You always hear these people who are all cynical, like, ‘Ah, man, once you get married everything changes. But for the better though!

I’m about to create some new ones [traditions]. My mom will be involved, her mom will be involved … I’ll probably have to do Hanukkah and Christmas and Kwanza and the whole nine.”

And the Transformers actor had previously admitted that marriage was the best thing he has ever done for himself, adding: “I love [married life], man. That’s one that’s not been a f**k up, that’s been the best thing I ever did for myself. I’m like a serial monogamist.

I think it’s cause I’m deeply insecure. Once you get vulnerable with a person, that’s it. I’ve never been a one night stand guy. I think I was after something real substantial this time, I’m 30-years-old. And you know when you know.”

The two tied the knot earlier this year at the Viva Las Vegas Wedding Chapel, which was accompanied by an Elvis impersonator.

The impersonator told the couple at the time: “Mia and Shia, do you promise to adopt each other’s hound dogs? Not to wear your blue suede shoes in the rain? To always be each other’s teddy bear?

And to give each other a hunka hunka burning love? Promise? Alright, well by the power invested in me – The King – I now pronounce you to be man and wife. Now Sir, you may kiss your lovely bride.”