Marriage
is a marathon.. it is a journey of discovery. But for it to last,
parties must continue to work on themselves, so that their partners can
find good when they dig.
The
foundation and the bricks of marriage should be trust, mutual respect,
and empathy... I did not mention love because that seems to be nebulous
these days... Love is what we should have towards fellow humans.. it
should be natural in a marriage relationship... The other points I
raised are the reason why many marriages fall apart and some stand the
test of time.
If
you are doing things that hurt your partner and you conclude that that
is how you see things. You do not trust his or her decision. You
humiliate him/her publicly for reasons best known to you. You do not
listen to any correction bcs you were damaged before you got hooked and
see every correction as a criticism of your imperfection - so you fight
every time you are corrected... you do not value things that are
important to him/her - his/her parents, siblings, career, and little
things he/she cherishes. and you wonder why he/she seems to display
diminished affection towards you.
You care less and are unperturbed by your partner's pain... He/she would have left before you know what hit you...
Ise ni ogun ise (Work is the panacea to poverty) mura si ise ore mi (Be conscientious my friend in your work) ise ni a fi n di eni giga (Through hard work can we excel) ti a ko ba ri eni feyintin (If there is none to create a pathway to the top for you) bi ole la n ri (It is as if we are lazy) ti a ko ba ri eni gbekele (If there is no one to be your mentor and godfather) a tera mo ise eni, (Work harder then, don't give up, innovate, there is dignity in labor, a way will open up for you soon) Iya re le l'owo (Your mom may be super rich) Baba re le l’esin lekan (You dad could have real estate in choice places) T’oba gbo’ju le won o te tan ni mo so fun oh (If you trust in their riches, your shame is around the corner) Ohun aho j’iya fun kii t’ojo (What you did not labor often does not last, because you might not value them) Ohun ta ba s’ise fun nii pe l’owo eni (It is what you work for that becomes a treasure) Apa lara, Igunpa niye kan (Arms are your fam...
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