Unveiling Truth

"Do you know that the shark is attracted to blood, it perceives the scent of a wounded prey from 5km away" As essential as friendship is to personal development and societal status. Making the wrong friends could quite detrimental, as many persons are out to rather exploit vulnerabilities than contribute value. Also read:  Why people marry A friend once called me, from the sound of her voice she had cried her eyes out. She had many questions that she felt needed answers. And these were the words she said to me; “why do I always attract the worst of friends, they're only interested in my body, am jumping from one unhealthy relationship to another, are they an ideal friend that'll love me for me?” 89% of the friends you attract depends on your person, your vulnerabilities, and common grounds in likes and peers. A wounded fish will certainly attract a shark, so will an emotionally wounded fellow attract person-predators who only come around to take and walk away wh

I once joked with a younger neighbor that he was going to enjoy cooking for his wife when he gets married, his reply was sharp and stunning. "Am not going to get married" he yelled back. Why? I asked curiously, "the woman will drain me of my money" was his sincere response.  Smiles spread across my cheeks as I carefully thought his reply through, he didn't have an idea why people get married. Even many grownups today at marriageable age do not have a substantial reason for why they want to get married, the most common response is "we're in love!"  Individuals get married for several reasons, what could be the commonest reason you feel you should get married for (answer sincerely or I'll speak your mind). It could be for social, emotional, sexual, religious, spiritual, financial, or legal reasons. The most essentials are; For intimate companionship For procreation (childbearing and rearing) For mutual support for both partners in

A man once called on his elder siblings, "come and see, I have a devil in my house!" They rushed down to see as he pointed them in a direction where stood his beautifully endowed wife. "That is your wife" they replied. “Yes! My wife becomes a devil, she's not the same woman I married" and on and on he rattled the many evil the woman had done to him. Two years ago he had visited his parent with a sober countenance. When asked what the problem was, he related how he had come across a beautiful fair lady who had stolen his heart, they've been friends for a year or two and he feared losing her to someone else if a binding ceremony (wedding) was not conducted sooner. Mummy, I'll die if I don't marry this girl o, he reinforced. After several pieces of advice to no avail, he persisted and was happily wedded.  It was no surprise that in the next family meeting a couple of months later that he had a half-filled exercise book which he purchased specially