Life is full of imperfect things...and imperfect people. I'm not the best housekeeper or cook. And you might be surprised to find out that my husband isn't the perfect husband! He likes to play his music too loud but somehow my husband and I have learned to accept the imperfections in each other. Over time, we have stopped trying to make each other in our own mold and have learned to celebrate our differences. You might say that we've learned to love each other for who we really are!
People may want out of their marriages but they want to be OK, too! If you and your partner have hit a rocky patch, try talking things trough (calmly) or consider checking it with your counselor. You can find one at National Institute of Marriage. Their team of marriage counselors has a wide variety of training and experience but are all dedicated to one single passion, saving marriages and making an eternal difference in the lives of people. National Institute of Marriage is there to help couples in creating a healthy, growing, and lasting marriage.
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Anyway, basaha ragod tong funny post nako deri sa Joemadel -2 gats pag comments raman if makatawa ka, gapost kog wishlist deri ba , mout ko kaayo ko ba kay padongog dongog ni banana....hahaha..
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