Dimples192:

jacksparrow1207:

Are u ready?

Dimples192:


Brb

Nneka123:
Nice one op.
Marriage really needs full commitment with someone you love, and you really assent to spending the rest of your life with that person.
it also needs understanding and agreeing with one another, despite who is right or wrong.
I won't say MARRIAGE is really important in everyone's life, because if you can't let go of your exes, imprudent lifestyle, the feeling to not
have kids, All the NAGGING , then marriage is not for you. but i think Marriage is a good thing, i mean when i look at my parents all i see
is two lovey dovey birds sitting on the tree . It's so exciting to see them that way, and how they handle issues and know their
responsibilities, i think it takes a lot of grip for one to be ready to settle down.

Dimples192:


Brb

Ok
Yes I am

Now what you gonna do about dat

Houseofglam7:
I'm just here to read comments

jacksparrow1207:


Walk u down d aisle

Dimples192:

I heard you're already married

jacksparrow1207:


I need more wives
Morning

Dimples192:


u ain't husband material

jacksparrow1207:

I'm husband stuff

Dimples192:


Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

Let me not derail

Psalmwise:
<sup>This is the topics we crAving for...t wud surely mmk fp


And if t does nt...sumone is definately high on cow poo</sup>

SleekyP:

SleekyP:
[size=18pt]Read and Digest.[/size]

As romantic as the notion of marriage may be, most people don’t stop to think if they are actually “marriage material.” Many think that simply because you fall in love and date for a year or two, marriage is the natural next step – but it’s not for everyone.

Make sure you’re honest with yourself about what you bring to the table. After all, you can’t attract a man who possesses the traits of a good husband if you don’t display those traits yourself (and of course the same applies to men).


1. Are you ready for commitment?

Sounds obvious, but many people only begin to think about commitment because it’s “time.” Their friends are getting married and family members are being pushy so they feel pressure, but internally they are not sure they are ready.

2. Is it more important to be happy than right?

We all know the type of person who always needs to be right. It is draining and can destroy a relationship. Can you set aside your own wants and needs for the greater good of the relationship?

3. Are you still in love with your ex(es)?

Do you stalk him/her on social media? Do you care if she/he is dating someone new? Do you think about your ex all the time. If so, you are not ready for a new relationship and should consider professional help to move forward. I know your friends are exhausted of hearing about your drama.

4. Do you share a common vision or belief system?

There is nothing wrong with not liking or wanting children – it’s not for everyone, and it doesn’t automatically exclude you from being seen as marriage material. However, you have to keep in mind that if you’re dating someone who wants children, or who has children already, and you don’t like children, then it won’t matter how much you are in love, it’ll never work.

5. Can you remain faithful?

This is not to say that once a cheater, always a cheater – but most people who are repeatedly unfaithful in relationships don’t change unless they truly are ready and they want to. But if you haven’t finished sowing your oats, then remain single until you can remain faithful.

6. Are you ready for a lifelong partnership?

Maintaining a long-term relationship requires compromise, so if you can’t handle not having everything your way, your relationship will not progress smoothly. Compromise includes everything from family decisions to finances, in-laws and even domestic chores.


*drops pen*


SleekyP

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