What Marriage Meant For

What is the meaning of marriage
Marriage is about two people
Who are in love irrespective of health, 
Of wealth will not abandon each other
But mutually support each other
Irregardless of any circumstances
Will not back out the marital promise
Whether pain or gain will face head on
Facing any storm in life with courage
Never give up but in control willfully
The spark in relationship is tested
To where patience is, the fight strikes 
You will see the plot is too scary
Notice that tragedy is part of a story
Love is taste to sweet and sour 
To adjust what shield life for a defense
This is the summation of romance
To know that relationship is nice
When it is topsy-turvy experience 
And you smile after winning life's storm
This is the privilege of two united brave heart.
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De Beaulieu Avatar
June 10, 2025 at 11:49 AM
Hello Hugo, i agree that is what marriage is meant for. yet some marriages do fall apart. or one partner loses interest in the partner in some marriages. some marriages last al life time. Much love here. /Darlene/
Sarvida Jr. Avatar
July 14, 2025 at 6:28 PM
Aside from love, lasting relationship is based on mutual communication. Personal and intimate message is a mirror reflecting how marriage works. Without communication is disconnection and it leads to dull moments then cut off ties is the end game. Marriages fail because of being irresponsible not sharing someone thoughts, emotions, call and explain ways. Love is not an exchange. Love is sharing. As a reminder: There are only love and food that will not betray us. Love you here, Darlene./Hugo.
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