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Making your partner feel loved involves expressing your affection, appreciation, and care in ways that resonate with them. I will be sharing some meaningful ways to make your partner feel loved in this video.

Remember, making your partner feel loved is an ongoing process that requires continuous effort and attention. Be attentive to their needs, show genuine care, and consistently demonstrate your love through both words and actions. Building a strong emotional connection and nurturing your relationship will create a loving and fulfilling bond for both of you.


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hmmmn . nice try

I'll only take marriage advice of someone who's been married between 20 to 30 years, not these ones who've been married for only two minutes and already they behave like marriage experts.

I had a friend like that, she had only been married for a couple of months, but was already posting tips on her status on how to be a good wife... Her marriage was not yet 5 years old when she and her husband went through a divorce.

I was surprised because I was very happy for her.

Samantha124:
I'll only take marriage advice of someone who's been married between 20 to 30 years, not these ones who've been married for only two minutes and already they behave like marriage experts.

I had a friend like that, she had only been married for a couple of months, but was already posting tips on her status on how to be a good wife... Her marriage was not yet 5 years old when she and her husband went through a divorce.

I was surprised because I was very happy for her.

Firstly, it’s not based on the number of years one has been married for that give them the right to advise and I never said I was an expert.

Secondly, People get divorced after 20 years of marriage too hope you know that?

If you watched the video I’m sure you will agree with what I said. I’m sharing my knowledge some I learnt through experience, some through researching and others through sitting on the feet of those that have gone through it.

I’m gifted with solving relationships, marital and family issues and I don’t think it’s a problem sharing. If you want to have an intellectual conversation I’m open to it too.