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Truth about relationship and marriage
How to repair broken relationship and marriage.

Never share your wife’s mistakes with your family members.Because you may forgive her, but your family may never forget…...
25/11/2025

Never share your wife’s mistakes with your family members.
Because you may forgive her, but your family may never forget… and may never forgive.

When emotions are high, it is easy to run to the people closest to you for comfort or to “vent.” But family love is protective. When you tell them your spouse’s weaknesses, failures, or private struggles, something happens:

You heal, but they remember.

You move on, but they remain hurt on your behalf.

You restore peace at home, but they hold silent resentment.

Long after you and your wife have reconciled, laughed, prayed, and rebuilt, your family may still carry the offense. They were not part of the apology. They did not hear the tears. They did not experience the process of forgiveness. All they remember is the pain you told them.

Marriage thrives in privacy, maturity, and wisdom.
Not every wound needs an audience.
Not every disagreement needs a referee.
Not every moment of weakness should become a family headline.

Protect your home.
Guard your spouse’s dignity.
Handle conflicts with prayer, patience, and honest communication.

Because when you cover each other, you strengthen the marriage.
But when you expose each other, someone else may write a chapter that does not belong in your story.

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Hello friend , take heart and lift your head—because the God who sees in secret is about to surprise those who said noth...
24/11/2025

Hello friend , take heart and lift your head—because the God who sees in secret is about to surprise those who said nothing good can come from you.

There are people who looked at your life and judged your future by your present. Some said you would not rise. Some said you would not make it. Some even refused to help, waiting to see you fail. But they forgot one thing: your destiny is in God’s hands, not theirs.

God specializes in lifting the rejected, promoting the forgotten, and honoring the overlooked. He raised Joseph from a pit to the palace. He took David from the field to the throne. He lifted Esther from obscurity to royalty. He will do the same for you.

Those who said, “Let’s refuse to help and see what will happen,” will soon witness what happens when God steps in. Because when God decides to bless you, no human decision can stop it. When God opens a door, no one can close it.

Get ready—God is about to raise you, position you, and surround you with people He has ordained to strengthen you, support you, and stand with you. Help will come from unexpected places. Favor will locate you. Grace will announce you.

Your story is about to change. Your value is about to shine. And your testimony will silence every voice that doubted you.

God will surprise them—and God will uplift you.
Hold on. Believe. Your season is shifting.

We don’t get a second chance at raising our children — not at this age, not in this season, not with who they are right ...
21/11/2025

We don’t get a second chance at raising our children — not at this age, not in this season, not with who they are right now.

So show up.�Be where your feet are.�Choose presence over distraction,
connection over convenience,�and intention over autopilot.

“Going hard” for them isn’t about perfection or performing. It’s about caring enough to pay attention. To be the steady one. To fight for their peace, advocate for their needs, and give your relationship the kind of investment you’ll never regret.

Because one day the house will be quiet,�and the version of them we’re raising today�will be long gone.

Right now is the only time we get right now. Make it count — not with grand gestures,�but with presence they can feel.

Do it for them. And do it for you. ❤️

Here's the truth, ladies. Being pretty doesn't keep a man. Being honest doesn't keep a man. Being loyal doesn't keep a m...
21/11/2025

Here's the truth, ladies.

Being pretty doesn't keep a man.
Being honest doesn't keep a man.
Being loyal doesn't keep a man.
Treating a man good doesn't keep a man.
Being there for a man doesn't keep a man.
Caring about a man doesn't keep a man.
Making an effort doesn't keep a man.
Paying attention to a man doesn't keep a man.
Spending time with a man doesn't keep a man.

You could have the best intentions, you could have the most sincere feelings, and you could be a good woman and you still wouldn't be able to keep a man because the only way to keep a man is if that man wants to be kept by you. You can't force a man to be with you. You can't beg a man to stay with you. You can't love a man into loving you. With a man, you could tell he wants to be kept when the relationship gets hard and he does everything to fight for you because a man only fights for a girl he wants to belong to so if he isn't fighting for you when things get hard, then that means he doesn't want to be kept by you anymore.
The moral of this?

Don't hold on to a man who doesn't want to be kept by you. No, you're not giving up on him. It's him who gave up on you, and it's you who shouldn't waste any more of your time than you already have. Know when it's time to let go, know when it's time to walk away, and know when it's time for him to be unkept.

Learn to be done, not mad, not bothered, just done, protect your peace at all costs, embracing the liberation that comes...
21/11/2025

Learn to be done, not mad, not bothered, just done, protect your peace at all costs, embracing the liberation that comes with releasing toxic relationships, harmful emotions, and draining experiences.

Recognize when it's time to let go, to silence the negative voices, to walk away from drama, and to prioritize self-care, self-love, and self-compassion, nurturing your mental, emotional, and spiritual well-being.

Being done means closing chapters, embracing new beginnings, and choosing to move forward with clarity, conviction, and a deep understanding of your worth and value.

Protecting your peace requires setting boundaries, shielding yourself from harm, and surrounding yourself with positivity, love, and support, creating a sanctuary of serenity and tranquility.

Your peace is precious, fragile, and worthy of protection, guard it with your life, and remember that being done is not about anger or resentment but about self-love, self-respect, and self-preservation.

Embracing this mindset empowers you to live a life that truly reflects your values, aspirations, and deepest desires, free from the weight of unnecessary stress, anxiety, and emotional turmoil.

Being in a healthy relationship doesn’t mean living in paradise — it means choosing each other even when paradise feels ...
21/11/2025

Being in a healthy relationship doesn’t mean living in paradise — it means choosing each other even when paradise feels far.
You will argue.
You will misunderstand each other.
You’ll get jealous, irritated, disappointed — YES, even with the person you love.

But real love isn’t measured by how smooth the journey is.
It’s measured by how committed you are to walk through the storms side by side.

Healthy relationships aren’t perfect.
They’re intentional.
Two imperfect people saying, “I’m not going anywhere. Let’s fix this together.”

Because at the end of the day,
Love isn’t flawless — but it is faithful.
Not always gentle — but always persistent.
Not always easy — but always worth it.

Breakups are okay, starting over is okay, moving on is okay, and being alone is okay. What’s not okay is forcing yoursel...
21/11/2025

Breakups are okay, starting over is okay, moving on is okay, and being alone is okay. What’s not okay is forcing yourself to stay in a place where your heart is constantly bending just to keep the peace. It’s not okay to silence your own needs so someone else can be comfortable, or to pretend you’re fine when your spirit is slowly collapsing inside.

It’s not okay to remain where you’re unappreciated, unseen, or treated like you’re easy to replace. Love is not supposed to feel like begging for the bare minimum. You should never have to convince someone to value you, respect you, or choose you. When a relationship starts draining your joy more than it pours into your life, that’s not love — that’s emotional self–harm.

You deserve peace that doesn’t disappear overnight, affection that doesn’t come with excuses, and a connection that holds you gently instead of breaking you quietly. Walking away from where you’re not valued isn’t giving up — it’s growing up. And choosing yourself after being overlooked for too long is not selfish… it’s survival.

Relationships have become very tricky. You can be dumped for;1. Sleeping early before saying goodnight 😴. 2. Taking long...
21/11/2025

Relationships have become very tricky.
You can be dumped for;
1. Sleeping early before saying goodnight 😴.
2. Taking long to reply to messages.
3. Failing to comment on your partners post.

Also you can be dumped for the following;.
Loving someone too much 🤣🤣
Texting someone too much 🤣🤣

21/11/2025

A good woman will never walk away from you without trying to save the relationship, she'll only leave when she knows she has done everything she can on her part. So she'll try and try to give her best in hopes that you'll change and you might think that she fights with you a lot, but it's only because she fights for what she loves, and she's hoping things are gonna get better. But when she's done fighting, that's when you know you've lost her, cause all that love she had for you is gone and she can't give you what she doesn't have inside.

"Toxic Behavior"A key difference between healthy and toxic individuals is how they respond to conflict or hurtful situat...
28/10/2025

"Toxic Behavior"

A key difference between healthy and toxic individuals is how they respond to conflict or hurtful situations. A person with integrity and empathy will apologize and make amends when they've caused harm. They take responsibility for their actions, show remorse, and work towards healing and growth.

On the other hand, a narcissist often shifts the blame, gaslights, or minimizes the other person's feelings. They might say things like "You're too sensitive" or "You're overreacting." This behavior is a sign of emotional manipulation and a lack of accountability.

If you're dealing with someone who consistently blames you for their actions or makes you feel guilty for having feelings, it's essential to prioritize your own emotional well-being. Surround yourself with people who respect your boundaries, validate your emotions, and take responsibility for their actions.
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