The month of February is often associated with romance and valentines, but ironically, it is also the most active month for divorce. Perhaps this is because seeing other couples express their Valentines' affection serves as a wake up call that our hearts are no longer in it. Or perhaps the withdraw of holiday warmth from December leaves us feeling lonely and despondent in January, and we finally decide to take action in February. What do you think is the cause?
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Most people today don't really understand the full scope of the marriage vows,quickly forget about them,or completely disregard them altogether.
Very few people who marry today,are actually mature enough to be able to be responsible for his/her own words or actions...they are quick to blame their spouse for everything, and act as if they had no part in any controversy.
Remember,there are no guarantees in life, except death,which eventually comes to all of us..."guaranteed".
It takes alot of sincerity and committment to truly "love" someone completely.
I'm talking about the love that can endure all things,and never sees quitting as an option, not the "overly-glamorized,Hollywood romantic movie" love.
Many marriages today are lucky if they even last five years,before one of the partners files for divorce. People who are not ready or willing to face adversity should never get married, because once married,adversity will come...but those who are truly committed to each other,to the marriage,and to God, are able to not only face adversity,but get through it, TOGETHER!
The true problem with most marriages today, is that they are lacking a right relationship with God...and it is very difficult(if not impossible) to truly have real love in a marriage without God, since God IS love.