SAVAGE RHUB: relationship & sex
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Showing posts with label relationship & sex. Show all posts

Wednesday, 6 September 2017

THE MARRIAGE TRENDS: WHY DO MEN MARRY?

September 06, 2017
THE MARRIAGE TRENDS: WHY DO MEN MARRY?

At the age of 30, most men feel they are ready to get married! They sit in the midst of their friends and pass comments like, " I am ready to marry", "I have been eating outside for a very long time so I need a wife", "my mother needs grandchildren" amongst others. Do men really marry for the right purpose of marriage or for a caretaker? I think most men marry for a caretaker!

For most of human history, people didn’t marry because of their feelings for one another. Feelings didn’t matter in the ancient world. Why?

Because to hell with feelings, there are fields to plow and cows to feed and holy crap Attila the Hun just massacred your entire extended family the next village over.
Marriage was meant for baby-making and sound finances.

For most of human history, for the majority of humanity, their sustenance and survival hung by a tiny thread. People had shorter life expectancies than my mother’s teacup. Everything you did had to be done for the simple sake of survival. Marriages were arranged by families not because they liked each other, and especially not because they loved each other, but because their farms went together nicely, and the families could share some cocoa or corn when the next flood or drought hit.

Marriages were a purely economic arrangement designed to promote the survival and prosperity of both extended families.
          

In our history, there has been a drastic change from marrying for survival to the actual purpose of marriage; companionship, love, support, partnership and so on.

As a man getting married in the 21st century, you have to consider your status and the status of the kind of woman you want to marry. For instance, if you are an average educated farmer in a village, you marry a woman who will be a caretaker because to you numbers count or you expect to find food on your table after a long day's work.

But if you are a man, enjoying the dynamics of the world just as the woman you want to marry, then as your life changes, that indigenous mindset also changes!

 

In this case, you don't expect to find food always ready, you are expected to cook when your wife is busy with work, with the kids or you help your wife in the kitchen to get food ready and eat together! That is companionship, support, love, partnership; the purpose of marriage.

If a man marries for babies, he tends to leave the marriage if his wife is not able to get pregnant. If he marries for the sake of having a cook, he ends up cheating when he doesn't get the reason for the marriage! No wonder there is a cheap saying that, "the way to a man's heart is through the stomach ". This is causing a lot of divorce and separation in today's marriages. 

Find your purpose of marriage and choose a bride.
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Tuesday, 15 August 2017

LOVE WILL SHOW YOU EVERYTHING

August 15, 2017
LOVE WILL SHOW YOU EVERYTHING


I used to think love was how you feel about someone. I thought it was when you feel butterflies in your stomach and you can’t breathe!

I thought love was when you couldn’t stay a day without your partner or go a day without thinking about them.

I thought having sex with that person was love or will make you feel loved.

I thought love was when you feel and think about someone to the point that you can’t resist or you are too obsessed over the person.

I used to think love conquers all, because that is what they make us believe in movies but you see is not like that in real life.
From the time we were born we are inundated with the belief that love is a feeling and that when you find “the one” you’ll sense it in your gut and be overcome by an undeniable sense of knowing.

If love is not a feeling, then what is it?


Love is action. Love is tolerance. Love is learning your partner’s love language and then expressing love in a way that he can receive. Love is giving. Love is receiving. Love is patient.  Love is kind. 
Love is selfless. Love is hopeful. Love is respect. Love is support.

Love is recognizing that it’s not your partner’s job to make you feel alive, fulfilled, or complete; that’s your job. And it’s only when you learn to become the source of your own aliveness and are living your life connected to the spark of genius that is everyone’s birthright can you fully love another.

Love is many things in different colours, in different circumstances.  You do not have to love, you choose to love. I think, it is when you feel you are falling out of love that is when you are really beginning to love. Real love does not have its roots from the feeling of love, instead when you are lacking that feeling.

You don’t have to encourage it, or welcome it, but you better learn to suck it up from time to time. We have mythologized love to such an extent that people are no longer prepared for the realities of long-term relationships. We are taught that it is good not to compromise, not to put up with anything we don’t like, not to sacrifice our own beliefs for anyone or anything.


Yet compromise and sacrifice are the cornerstones of marital love. Sugarcoat it in anyway, if you respect and support each other without any expectation of something in return or if each person is primarily valued for the relationship itself- not for their job, status, appearance, success or anything else, then give yourselves some love.

Love is a grace we give one another.

Love is sometimes effortful, but it’s not based on someone else’s effort.

Love is what happens when we open our hearts and allow the love that naturally lives inside to flow forth.

Love, by its very definition, is unconditional.

Love is a gift.

Love is why we’re here.



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