Pls nobody should take this personal. Its not meant to offend anyone. Someone else may find it helpful. The rate at which marriages collapse now is assuming a social status symbol in our society. In no-time, people will be throwing divorce parties and invite friends and well-wishers to celebrate their divorce anniversaries; they will choose aso-ebi, hire a hall and popular musicians & what have you. Even a question like So when are u getting divorced? will become commonplace. If u know u cant handle the weight & pressures of marriage, please remain single. If you dont know what marriage is all about, please remain single until u do. If you are getting married because of the things u desire or hope to gain from the other person please remain single. If you know u cant be faithful, remain single. If you cant endure insults from one another, pls remain single. If you cant forgive one anothers wrongs, pls remain single. If you cant place ur spouse above every other human being, pls remain single! Dont get married out of desperation. All my friends are getting married is d most foolish reason to get married! If u desire a successful home, but ur choice of friends are forces not to reckon with, think again.Be very mindful of where you go for advices, Many would give, but not many mean well! Guys, if you know you cant put ur wife ahead of ur ego, pls remain single till ure mature. Ur wife is your priority and EVERYTHING else including u, comes last. You are the teacher, the guide, the bodyguard, the role model - you are not a deity or God. So do not expect to be worshiped. You need respect, earn it by being responsible! Ladies, if u know you cant be submissive please dont go into marriage so youre not turned to a punch bag! If you know u cant stand being corrected, please remain single. Mr/Mrs I know it all!!! Ladies check ur domestic scorecard - if ur score is zero, please stay in your parents house! People, make your marriages work! Harajuku:*
Posted on: Sat, 02 Nov 2013 16:40:13 +0000
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