Loveleaf

The world has given us many wrong definitions of love. Some believe a relationship is successful because the couple looks attractive together. Others believe happiness begins when they find someone wealthy, influential, or socially admired. But appearances fade. Money comes and goes. Status changes. What remains is character. A healthy relationship is not about having the most handsome boyfriend or the most beautiful girlfriend. It is not about finding a perfect person because no such person exists. Instead, it is about finding someone who chooses to love you despite your imperfections—and someone you are equally willing to love despite theirs. True love is found in respect. It is found in kindness. It is found in patience. It is found in loyalty. Choose someone who values you. Someone who listens to you. Someone who cares for you within their ability. Someone who understands your strengths without ignoring your weaknesses. Choose someone who is proud to stand beside you in...

She saw hope the day she met you. Before you came into her life, she had already known heartbreak. She had loved sincerely, trusted deeply, and given parts of herself to men who promised forever but left with everything they came to take. She was exhausted. Not because she didn't know how to love, but because she kept loving people who never intended to stay. Then she met you. You listened to her story. You spoke with wisdom. You condemned the men who had hurt her. You told her she deserved better. You assured her that if you had been in their place, you would never have treated her that way. And she believed you. Slowly, she lowered the walls she had spent years building. She trusted you with her fears. She trusted you with her past. She trusted you with the pieces of her broken heart. For the first time in a long while, she felt safe. She laughed again. She smiled without pretending. She dreamed again. She imagined that perhaps her long journey thro...

1      Laziness kills marriage 2     Suspicion kills marriage 3     Lack of trust kills marriage 4     Lack of mutual respect kills marriage 5     Unforgiveness, bitterness,hatred,malice, anger kill marriage 6    Arguments kills marriage 7     Keeping secrets from your spouse kills marriage 8     Every form of infidelity kills marriage (financial, emotional, psychological, material, etc) 9     Poor communication kills marriage 10    Lies easily kills marriage, be sincere to your spouse in every aspect. 11     Relating more with your parents/family members than your spouse kills marriage 12     Lack of, inadequate or unenjoyable sex kills marriage. 13     Nagging kills marriage 14     Too much talk and careless talk kills marriage 15    ...