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Aku dapat pertanyaan serupa ketika iseng membuka sesi T&J Bookish Couple beberapa hari lalu. Kebetulan sekali malam sebelumnya baru selesai membaca Why You Will Marry the Wrong Person, esai 75 halaman dari The School of Life.
It’s important to put your own happiness first and not let someone else dictate what your life should be like. Understand the ups and downs of the past relationships, because it is important to know what it is you’re getting yourself into. All couples must understand that the most important part of life is being happy and loving yourself so you can love someone else and be able to receive love from your partner. Sbg gambaran, buat dipertemukan Syemmi, aku bikin Baca Bareng, rutin bikin konten buku, upgrade diri lewat Career Class. None of it was easy. Tapi hasilnya "kelihatan" (luv u beb @hasyemiraws ).
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It can’t and won’t: there is as much doubt, hope, fear, rejection and betrayal in a marriage as there is in single life. It’s only from the outside that a marriage looks peaceful, uneventful and nicely boring. But, the truth is that, if you think about it, there is no guarantee that you’ll be happy in a relationship.
Sometimes we feel like we have to have someone there and ready to love us, but this isn’t always the best solution. PDF / EPUB File Name: Why_You_Will_Marry_the_Wrong_Person_-_The_School_of_Life.pdf, Why_You_Will_Marry_the_Wrong_Person_-_The_School_of_Life.epub And yet today, years later, each and every moment spent with him is pure bliss. I have never felt so truly seen and adored for who I am. Our days are filled with surprising playfulness. Though we were on vastly different trajectories in life when we met, we somehow seemed to have co-created a perfectly aligned reality today.
Nine rules for a happy marriage, from accepting sexual fantasies to arguing well
Getting married has no power to keep a relationship at this beautiful stage. It is not in command of the ingredients of our happiness at that point. In fact, marriage will decisively move the relationship on to another, very different moment: to a suburban house, a long commute, two small children. The only ingredient in common is the partner. And that might have been the wrong ingredient to bottle. Yet the good news is that “it doesn’t matter if we find we have married the wrong person.” We don’t need to abandon our spouse, just the stupid idea of Romantic love—that some perfect person exists who will satisfy all our needs. Instead, mature people recognize: Why? Cause we need to know the intimate functioning of the psyche of the person we’re planning to marry. When we don’t even understand our prospective partner, how can we be happy? Life is full of surprises, but, it won’t always be fun.
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