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RE: Will you attend your ex’s wedding?
This reminded me of someone he is late now, he asked that when I get ready to get married I should invite him to my wedding. I told him, I wasn't going to have my wedding in the same state, he said wherever Amina, I will take a flight and attend. In my heart, I said keep dreaming, why on earth will I invite you to my wedding. It won't be comfortable for me cos I might wonder if the ex will act civil or stupid and weddings ain't for maybes, but I can attend theirs if invited cos I am more sane. Now direct question @ibesso you've been married for many years, how does it feel. Strange, good or a little confusing sometimes, if you were to give others important advise, what will it be?
Dear @yaladeeds I fully understand the importance and seriousness of marriage and respect it in all its forms.
Our bond has solidified over more than twenty years of marriage and has been crowned by the birth of our wonderful daughter; unfortunately, things did not go as well with our second child, but that's another story.
You know, overcoming the toughest challenges makes life easier, and when difficulties arise again, you find yourself stronger to face them.
I am someone who finds completeness alongside a woman; it has always been this way, and fortunately, I am doing well.
It is clear that there are ups and downs, as in all areas of life, and if you do not accept this reality, you risk being alone.
One piece of advice I can offer is not to neglect time for fun. Often, children are blamed for taking love away from the couple, but if you can, seek help from grandparents.
It is not true that couples who take evenings just for themselves are bad parents; it is essential to keep the passion alive.
If you do not have anyone who can help you, try to find creative ways to do so.
The important thing is to keep the relationship alive and occasionally rediscover those gestures that made you fall in love.🌈