To all the girls who are saying they want to be a wife, but can’t seem to find yourself in a healthy relationship — it’s time to stop acting like a single girl without a care in the world and start acting like a wife.
Don’t be a tease. it’s easy. don’t go flirting with every boy you see just because you can...(unless that turns him on) While it may be fun and feel good to have a flirt buddy or have the attention of someone, the flirting game merely devalues you and your interactions. When you meet the guy of your dreams, you want him know that you’re totally interested in him. you don’t want a flirtatious reputation to proceed you. and you definitely don’t want him to think that you are flirty with every male that walks by. You want him to feel like your flirtiness is on reserve for just him. Make it easy for the guy to have sex with you...IF he is the one you want.
Pick one boy. Online dating combined with our need for attention has made it socially acceptable for any girl to be talking to a handful of people at one time. but let’s be real— no one wants to date like the bachelor does in real life. it’s stressful and is downright unnatural. If you don’t want to be one of a million girls that a guy is talking to, be honorable and treat men with the same decency. basically, stop using boys to pass the time and as avenue to boost your self-esteem. If you’re using boys to make you feel better about yourself, it won’t matter how many boys you talk to— you’ll still always feel empty. which, leads me to
Learn self-control. We’re living in a world where people do things just because they “feel like it”. people make wrong choices because in the moment they “feel like it” or they “want it”. plain and simple, that’s selfish living. love— love does the opposite. love is selfless. loves says, “i feel like doing “this”, but i know my actions have influence and will affect someone else so therefore, i will exercise self-control and do what is right. In some relationship i have been, certain woman do what they want....with no thoughts of me...just because they think they can and rationalize it because of who they are.
Forgive and move on. it’s really quite simple— don’t hold grudges. don’t take forever to talk about things. If you have an issue with someone or something, talk about it. forgive. then move on. That is if you can talk to her. Sometimes when I bring something up....i get angry, not understanding. It a conflict things and the other person doesn't want to listen at all.And since I hate to fight....i sometimes keep it inside.....because it really a hassle to talk to her....about I truly feel. She come up with a laundry list of things she does for me and I should appreciate everything she done for me. If I do something, I don't keep a score card and bring it up. This is one thing I hate about people....if you are doing something that is not coming out of love...THEN DON'T FUCKEN DO IT. Stop complaining that it takes you hours to travel to my place....or whatever you are upset about..cooking...cleaning..whatever...
Don’t play games. plain and simple, no one has time / energy / or heart space to play games when it comes to matter of the hearts. be honest, be real. if you like a guy, let him know. don’t make it a game. if you’re trying to get attention from a guy, do it in an honorable way — don’t mess with his mind. playing mind games, attempting to gain the upper hand, trying to pay someone back— it’s not wife material. when it comes to relationships, all games do is cause drama and destruction. Don't say you love someone when you really don't. Or want to be with him when you are still in love with someone else.
Marriage is a loving, intimate and safe space where two people choose to learn and grow together.Oh, and this. Marriage has a foundation of unconditional acceptance and kindness anchored by shared personal values and relationship values including mutual support, honesty, respect, openness and trust. Finally…and I’ve always liked this one…marriage is not a place to learn how to be happy. It is a place where we are to learn how to love. They should ACT like that stuff matters more than anything else. Anything. Including kids, friends and parents.
But it’s not always that that simple, is it?