Integrity
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I have a girlfriend who is almost 40 now. She is the sweetest literally the sweetest person I have EVER met in my life - EVER!
She was 38 when she finally got married and she felt a lot like you. It came in a whirlwind for her.
She was working some place (forget where at the time) and her husband (now) came into the store and was totally head over heels for her immediately.
He came back to wear she worked every day trying to get her attention.
One day he came to her job and someone was like so n so is here to speak to you and she was like WHAT DOES HE WANT! This was funny because like I said she's sweet as pie and never raises her voice.
It was an improbably romance but a year later they married and after 3 engagements called off by her she is the happiest she has ever been and I mean they are truly happy and in love.
When she talks about it now she says that she would not have been ready for the man her husband was even a year earlier. She was still growing and maturing and she stresses that the right person coming at the wrong time is no good! That is why you have to look for God's direction on those types of things. Following His way will ensure that the right man comes at the right time.
Your turn is coming and you know what - while all your friends are getting married and arguing and divorcing and going through drama - just know that when it's your turn - your patience will pay off. Your discernment will pay off and God willing you will be with the man of your dreams SANS the drama and heartache.
There are a lot of people kissy kissy on the street that are punchy punchy and cursy cursy when they get home. Everything is not as it appears from the outside so don't dwell on the kissy faced people so much.
I have a lot of female friends that are in their current relationship just to be with someone and not happy.
Sometimes, you know even I evaluate my OWN relationship trying to make sure I'm with the right man.
I know we are all kissy faced in public and people like you probably see us but that doesn't mean things are always all roses all the time.
Keep your head up and hugs to you.
Good things come to those who wait!
So wonderful. Thanks for sharing. I am cosigning to the sentiments shared in this post.
Serenity, I am 28 this week. No husband and no kids, no boyfriend. I have made up my mind that I would rather be made to wait until meeting my true love in the final 12 months of my life. Better than settling for any old man now just to be able to say 'I have a man' and then endure a lifetime of stress and utter regret. A lot of married people are going through this, believe me!