We often look to the future to find happiness or dream
up the changes we wish to see in our life. We think about the things
we want and need, believing that they will have an impact on our
happiness - until we come to realize that very often, this is far from
the truth. We tend to forget to look at what we currently have, to
appreciate the things we often overlook, the people we most probably
take for granted. But, it's gratitude and appreciation that can help
us see the positive traits in our life, that will increase our
happiness and fulfillment.

I have a very kind heart and good nature and am active and always on
the go. I also love a good dinner conversation. I believe
communication is key to a lasting relationship, how we relate to one
another is critical, you need to be able to express yourself and
listen to what the other person is saying with mutual respect. I am
looking for a committed long-term relationship so one I can grow old
with. Being affectionate and making the person you are with feel
special is very important to me. I like to find my best friend and
someone that is comfortable sharing their innermost thoughts and
feeling something casual where we can actually enjoy a conversation.
Family and friends are very important to me. I want to meet someone
who is like-minded. I am straightforward and honest always and open when
it comes to communication. My favorite saying is: Some questions will
be answered without a word being spoken. They will be answered as we
spend time with and observe each other. They will be answered in the
mannerisms we pick up about each other, the conversation we will have,
the hugs and kisses, the laughter and Tears, the desire to be with
each other, the physical connection, and one day like a bolt of
lightning realize. I can't imagine my life without this person, I have
a great sense of humor and find laughter to be remarkable. What people
notice about me when they first meet me is that I have a nice smile
and also my eyes will speak for me to you. I will dedicate my heart and soul and adore the one
I love. I want to have a connection so deep as a friend and a companion and as your devoted & wonderful husband,
that I could not imagine my life without this person, timing is
everything and character is so important I think two people should
share the same value such as honesty and integrity, thoughtfulness,
and kindness.

These inspiring quotes will remind you to
be appreciative of all that you currently have:
1) Trade your expectations for appreciation and your whole world changes in an instant.
2) If you have nothing to be grateful for, check your pulse.
3) Appreciation is an excellent thing. It makes what is excellent in others belong to us, as well.
4) When life is sweet, say thank you and celebrate. When life is bitter, say thank you and grow.
5) Look around you. Appreciate what you have. Nothing will be the same in a year.
6) Expect nothing and appreciate everything.
7) Before someone's tomorrow has been taken away, cherish those you love, and appreciate them today.
😎 Learn to appreciate what you have, before time makes you appreciate what you had.
9) You are strong when you know your weaknesses. you are beautiful when you know your flaws. You are wise when you learn from your mistakes.
10) The earlier you learn that you should focus on what you have, and not obsess about what you don't have, the happier you will be.



These inspiring quotes will remind you to
be appreciative for all that you currently have:
1) Trade your expectations for appreciation and your whole world changes in an instant.
2) If you have nothing to be grateful for, check your pulse.
3) Appreciation is an excellent thing. It makes what is excellent in others belong to us, as well.
4) When life is sweet, say thank you and celebrate. When life is bitter, say thank you and grow.
5) Look around you. Appreciate what you have. Nothing will be the same in a year.
6) Expect nothing and appreciate everything.
7) Before someone's tomorrow has been taken away, cherish those you love, appreciate them today.
😎 Learn to appreciate what you have, before time makes you appreciate what you had.
9) You are strong when you know your weaknesses. you are beautiful when you know your flaws. You are wise when you learn from your mistakes.
10) The earlier you learn that you should focus on what you have, and not obsess about what you don't have, the happier you will be.

Marriage is a lifelong commitment that requires effort, understanding,
and a willingness to grow together. As we embark on this journey, I
believe it is vital for us to explore and understand each other's
perspectives on what being a wife means. This will help us build a
strong foundation and navigate the joys and challenges that lie ahead.

About the Relationship between Men and Women When it comes to the
relationship between men and women, we can attempt to depict their
interactions in a more delicate and exquisite manner. There exists a
magical complementarity between men and women, like two interdependent
elements in the realm of nature, their balance and harmony are truly
magnificent. Men, determined and unwavering, resembling lofty peaks
atop mountains, they bring forth strength and stability, infusing
resilience and courage into the world. Women, gentle and graceful,
like the flowing streams of water, they bring forth tenderness and
warmth, adding softness and care to the world. When men and women
intertwine, weaving together like a beautiful dance, they create a
symphony of love, where emotions flow in this wondrous melody. They
exhibit two distinct forces, yet are capable of harmoniously merging,
when they understand and respect each other, their resonance will
create miracles. The connection between men and women is unique and
irreplaceable, together they create a vibrant and colorful world,
within the echoes and appreciations of one another, their relationship
grows deeper and more enduring.

Love means being a source of support in difficult times, being a
shoulder to lean on. That is and will always be truly an eternal blessing.

"ONE DAY SOMEONE WILL BE 100% HONEST WITH YOU, AND WILL LOVE YOU FOREVER, SO DON'T GIVE UP TRYING TO FIND THEM, THEY'RE LOOKING FOR YOU TOO."

Marriage is tough on men, women, and children. Living with another person for years in the same house while facing the challenges of
raising children, financing your life, working, and dealing with health problems is never easy.
So if you want a rock-solid marriage, one that will go the long haul. Please read these words of advice carefully, and write them in your heart!

1. Always remember what drew you to each other in the first place. 2.
Make a written and recorded commitment that divorce is not an option.
3. Say I love you to one another every day. 4. Give a hug or kiss
every day. 5. Do not withhold intercourse unless by mutual consent or
special circumstances! 6. Enjoy at least one date night a week, and go
above and beyond to make it special. 7. Become each other's best
friend. 8. Let no one get involved with your marital affairs,
including parents, in-laws, and friends! 9. Exercise and work out
together. 10. Put your children first, then your marriage, then your
extended family, then everything else, in that order. 11. Become
transparent with one another. 12. Set boundaries for your marriage.
It's important that you both know what you can and cannot do. 13. Put
aside your pride and ego – the winner of the argument is usually the
loser! 14. Make their favorite meal. 15. Do things your spouse loves
without basing it on their performance. 16. Don’t go tit for tat.
Learn to let go. 17. Don’t let the sun go down while you angry – in
other words, try to resolve the issue asap. 18. Create a fellowship of
friends, and be around other happily married couples, they will remind
you what's good about relationships. 19. Plan and surprise your spouse
with romantic vacations as your budget allows. 20. Live a healthy
lifestyle. 21. Don’t keep any bank accounts hidden from one another.
22. Don’t lie to each other. A hard truth is always better than an
easy lie. 23. Do not entertain any relationship with ex-spouses or
ex-boyfriends/girlfriends from your past. If children are involved,
the relationship should be limited to them. 24. Spend some type of
quality time with your spouse. 25. Invest in your marriage – do a
marriage retreat at least twice a year. 26. If faith is a big part of
your life, read your holy book together, and discuss God's plan for
marriage. 27. Renew your vows – remember your promise to your spouse
at the altar – for better or worse, in sickness and in health. 28. Be
ready to make many sacrifices – doing things you may not feel like
doing. 29. Be ready to make compromises. 30. Listen to your spouse’s
guidance. 31. If your marriage is on the rocks, don’t wait to get
counseling. 32. Hear one another out. 33. Try to resolve problems and
issues when you're both calm. 34. Instead of trying to be right,
always look for the solution that brings peace. 35. Do NOT use
sarcasm. It never leads to anything good. 36. Tell your spouse you
can’t live without them. 37. If you know you did wrong, be ready to
make things right. 38. Be ready to apologize and be ready to forgive
when the situation arises. 39. Fight for your marriage! 40. Understand
that you need the love of your spouse and they need yours. 41. Keep
good company around you. You want people who can encourage and uplift
you. When you feel good it's easier to invest in the relationship. 42.
Husbands, help out around the house. Remember that your wife is a
helpmate, but that doesn't mean she does everything. 43. Wives,
encourage your husband, give them praise. It strengthens them. 44.
Find out your strengths and weaknesses and be ready to help one
another with where you are weak. 45. Support each other's goals and
dreams. No matter which has the "bigger" or "more ambitious" goal.
46. Always consult one another when making big decisions. 47. Give
compliments to one another. 48. Understand that the neighbor's grass
isn't greener, you just have to water your own lawn more. 49. Don’t
compare your marriage to someone else’s – you don't know what is going
on behind closed doors. 50. Watch what you let affect your mood or
cloud your thoughts. Today’s reality shows, our society’s view, and
what you see on TV are not good examples of marriage. Find your own
path. 51. Never embarrass your spouse in public – deal with your
issues in private. 52. If needed, seek marital counseling, it can
help. 53. Do not verbally abuse your spouse. 54. Do not physically
abuse your spouse. 55. Do not bring up your past arguments and
disagreements just to win a current one. You may win, but the
bitterness you create will be much worse in the long run. 56. Never
bring up or use something in an argument your spouse told you in
confidence about themselves. 57. Let your spouse know you can be
trusted. 58. Don’t give your spouse any reason to feel insecure. 59.
Read books on becoming a better husband. 60. Read books on becoming a
better spouse. It's always good to get new ideas. 61. Learn the signs
with which your spouse expresses their love. We each have our own way
of showing affection. 62. Always be in a learning process with getting
to know your spouse's likes and dislikes. 63. If you are a person of
faith, go to a religious bookstore or your church and invest in
marriage counseling materials. 64. Try not to let your children see
you in disagreement or arguing. 65. Husbands, surprise her with roses
and the like, not just for birthdays, holidays, and anniversaries, but
just because. 66. Wives, your husbands love surprises too. Put on one
of his favorite nighties, just because. 67. Don’t always try to get
your way, but try to find a way that works for both of you. 68. Alone
time – yes it's needed, but don’t go overboard. Let your spouse know
you're thinking of them. 69. It is healthy to spend some of your time
with friends, so long as they respect your marriage and the commitment
you took. 70. Never cheat. This goes without saying. 71. Never try to
justify a wrong. Apologize and take responsibility. 72. Stay fit and
look your best for your husband or wife. 73. Hear your spouse out
before jumping to conclusions. 74. Don’t keep your spouse in the dark
about things. 75. Never badmouth your spouse to anyone. 76. Keep your
love life between the two of you. 77. Don’t let single girlfriends or
guy friends do anything to compromise your marriage. 78. Open your
spouse up to new things that are healthy for him or her. 79. Be open
to new things, allow your spouse the chance to treat you like a king
or queen. 80. Communicate – he or she cannot read your mind. 81. Say
what you mean, mean what you say. 82. Take your time to cool off, but
when you start acting like roommates your marriage is in trouble. 83.
Love, respect, loyalty, and faithfulness should all be a given. 84.
Have a vision and purpose for your marriage. 85. Keep in mind your
spouse is not your enemy but your best friend. 86. Don’t look at
marriage as an obligation but as a chance to love your significant
other unconditionally. 87. Our character should reflect the fruits of
spirit, love, patience, and kindness. 88. Your objective should not be
to change your spouse, but for your spouse to see your change. 89. You
can't change your spouse, but you can change how you love them and how
you react to them. 90. Your objective should be to make your spouse a
better person as a result of being with you, not by control, but by
love. 91. Husbands, make love to her mind during the day and the rest
will follow. 92. Wives, spend time encouraging him and supporting him
and there is nothing you won’t happily get. 93. Don’t focus on your
spouse's weakness, focus on their strengths. 94. Work as a team. 95.
Ask you're significant other for areas they can improve in. 96. Ask you're
significant other if there are any needs going unmet. 97. Take showers
and baths together. 98. Leave love notes around the house. 99. Look
into their eyes, touch their face, and give thanks to him or her who
puts up with you during the good and bad times.
A truly fulfilling marriage begins when a couple climbs into that one boat together