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Letter To My Future Husband by ochallo: 11:16am On Jan 14, 2013
I thank God for the courage to write this
letter to you which is partly inspired by
other letters that I have read. It has really taken a long journey to get to this
place of being able to write to you. I have
lived most of my life in misconception of
what a husband is and is to be. I grew up
believing Men are liars, cheats, abusive,
selfish and disrespectful to women. I believed that we were the “weaker sex”
who deserved nothing in life. And in my
delusion, I travelled the path of sin and
perched my nest in the valley of darkness. I went about life trying to be a perfect instrument for someone else. I went
around seeking for what I thought was
the ideal kind of man until Jesus found
me. He brought me out of the miry clay
and opened my eyes. He let me know
that I was wonderfully and fearfully created and he had plans for a future and a
glorious end for me. He showed me that I
don’t have to see myself , the way my
environment sees me but how he has
made me. He helped me forgo the hurt,
the shame and the pain of the past and
gave me the hope of a brighter, better
day which cannot be cut short. I am
whole . I have now let go of my pastalong with all my erroneous and worldly beliefs, I
now know that a true husband is the one that would
love his wife, the way
Christ loves the Church. And that a God driven marriage is the one where we would both
complement each other and support each other in fulfilling our God given destiny. My beloved, I want you also to let go of all your
worldly misconceptions of women, all the kind
you read in secular lifestyle magazines, because I am simply different from that. I
would also like you to let go of any hurt or
pain that may get in your way of showing
love and care for your wife and family. Surrendering your pain to God and let him heal
you. I would not judge you because I know
you would not be perfect.
I am learning new things, developing myself

everyday, spiritually, mentally and physically. I have now started to feed my soul, spirit
and mind, instead of hitherto just feeding my
body. Because I have come to realize that you
wouldn’t marry me for my body alone, but for
my heart, my mind and the spirit of God inside of me. Now I can see clearly and I know
that in due time, God would bring us together
Your future wife
http://elijahforce..in/2013/01/letter-to-my-future-husband.html

Re: Letter To My Future Husband by tpia5: 4:27pm On Jan 14, 2013
Not again.

this is the fourth to sixth time i'm seeing this "letter". undecided

is it that difficult to get a man?

even when they're advertising for sugar mummy on the streets like i read somewhere?
Re: Letter To My Future Husband by ochallo: 5:54pm On Jan 14, 2013
^
did you read the post at all before jumping to conclusion.
Re: Letter To My Future Husband by ochallo: 9:04am On Jan 15, 2013
comments pls

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