Crush vs. Love: Beyond the Butterflies
I remember the first time I had a crush. My heart skipped like a 100 meter runner bursting off the starting line when I saw him. I pictured us walking hand in hand. It felt like an evening stroll in…
Read MoreI remember the first time I had a crush. My heart skipped like a 100 meter runner bursting off the starting line when I saw him. I pictured us walking hand in hand. It felt like an evening stroll in…
Read MoreWhen I first began coaching married women on the principles of marriage, I realised that many women thought confronting the rival was the way to secure fidelity in their marriage. They believed that fighting the “side chic,” whether through confrontation,…
Read MoreWhen I first fell in love, I was convinced attraction and common interests would see us through. We laughed at the same jokes, dreamed about the same future, and believed that was all we needed. I discovered that love is…
Read MoreWhen I first began dating, I thought effort alone would secure love. I believed that giving more—whether through affection, resources, or service—would naturally lead to marriage. But I learned that certain actions, no matter how sincere, do not guarantee commitment.…
Read MoreMy earliest steps into love were guided by the belief that relationships would always bring joy and growth. I thought affection and shared dreams were enough to carry us through. Too often, relationships that begin with promise are weighed down…
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