@kingsleypst Once you're married, the focus should shift from questioning your choice to making the marriage work.
Of course, this excludes serious situations such as abuse and adultery.
@kingsleypst I totally agree, sir.
The reason I tell people there's no such thing as a "wrong partner" in marriage is that the possibility of choosing the wrong person exists before marriage.
@thewinlos My humble opinion:
I don’t think the man moving in is necessarily a bad idea. However, most importantly, his decision should be based on the woman he has consistently known throughout their courtship and her approach to roles and responsibilities in marriage.
Watching this was so beautiful, but what was even more beautiful to me was how Argentina's head coach's wife, Elisa, was right beside her husband, sharing in his joy on the pitch.
I have a special love for couples who do purpose together. ❤️
@TheLowkeyMummy spiritual eyes open can help you identify many things before you make a lifelong commitment.
Cohabitation is not biblical, and I would never recommend it as a preparation for marriage.
A word is enough.
@TheLowkeyMummy constantly looking for who will serve them.
As for this story, it sounds more like a narrative designed to encourage unmarried people to cohabit before marriage. But cohabitation will NEVER be the foundation for a healthy marriage.
Dating with both your physical eyes and your