WHAT IF?
"If we will be poor for any reason, will you still love me?" Jacky asked Juan.
"In any situation, I will continue to love you," Juan said.
"If I will have an accident and my face was distorted that I will look like a monster will you still love me?" Juan's turn to ask.
"Even if you look like a monster, I will still love you, because you are you," Jacky said.
"When in marriage you will find many disagreeable things about me?" Juan asked.
"These are stupid questions, but I will answer it because it's you asking," Jacky said.
Both of them laugh and they embraced.
During a conference meeting at Zoom online,
Robert inserted asking for a little time to talk, Tony agreed, and Robert announced that he will marry Rose April. Rose smiled and everybody clapped and cheered. Alex said: I will donate five lechons(roasted pig), Tony said: I will donate fruits and flowers, Juan said: "I will donate their honeymoon venue, Katsuo said: "I will donate the wedding venue, Maketa said, " I will donate a two buffet before and after marriage. Jacky said: " I will donate The wedding dress of both and their entourage of maids and men," Ely said: "We will donate for their video and photographs package".
Everybody clapped and cheered again, Robert and Rose in tears thanking everyone and they see everything is covered, They will just make their invitations and souvenirs for their wedding.
After the meeting, Juan shared a Marriage article he read about being ready for Marriage for Robert and Rose, he sent via email and CC Jacky.
1. You Love Yourself
Aaaand we're back with another cliché, but it's the gospel truth: You can't be happy with someone else until you're 100 percent happy with yourself. Sure, you can ask for your partner's support when you're upset, but as marriage coach Lesli Doares, author of Blueprint For A Lasting Marriage, says, "Being married is about joining two lives together, not giving up one. Being content in your own skin means you won't be looking to your partner to fill voids in your life."
"Love your neighbors as yourself"
2. You Start Seriously Relating to Love Songs You Once Called "Silly"
Oh, man. You used to make fun of those mushy-gushy ballads that described physical aching when a lover was away. But all of a sudden, bae takes a business trip and your chest is heavy, your insides are squirming, and you just cried at a gum commercial. Oof.
3. You're Not Still Searching for a Better, Better Half
This feels like a no-brainer, but please tell us you've deleted the dating apps, and ceased all communication with the cutie at the dog park if you're considering "for better or for worse" with someone else. Speaking of better, instead of secretly wondering if he/she is the best you can do, focus on making your relationship the BEST it can be. (Spoiler: If you decide to get married, you'll do this for the rest of your life.)
4. You've Got More Than Your Significant Other on Your Side
Nobody knows you better than your friends and family, so if they're telling you this is the finish line—GREAT! But if they're bringing up red flags about you-know-who, it might be time to pump the brakes and address those concerns.
5. You Kinda Feel Like Superheroes Together
Whether it's tag-teaming a grocery list or assembling a particularly devilish piece of Ikea furniture, if there are moments when your dynamic duo could take on the world, this is a good sign. Peak coupledom is all about teamwork and creative problem-solving. If you're always ready to save the day together, then you can start thinking about save-the-dates.
6. You Have No Problem Apologizing
Everyone effs up at some point, so if you're taking on forever with someone, you must have the ability to look that partner in the face and say, "My bad." And it has to be sincere!
7. You Don't Threaten to Leave When Discussions Get Heated
If something in your kitchen catches on fire, the absolute worst thing to do would be running out of the house, right? If your romantic counterpart is avoiding difficult discussions or throwing out menacing ultimatums, that should sound some alarms. Marriage is about working as a team to put out the flames when they arise. There's a reason firefighters are sexy.
8. You Can Discuss Exes Drama-Free (Okay, With Minimal Drama)
Speaking of fiery conversation topics...We know ex-talk can bring up some icky memories, but it's important to confirm that the person you're with 1) is completely over any old flames and 2) learned from his/her previous relationships. Too many "crazy exes" might indicate the problem may actually lie with the accuser.
9. You Recognize Effort is Mandatory
Everyone loves to say that true love is effortless. That's bull. Maybe the affection is easy at times and the wanting to work on your problems is natural, but the actual relationship work itself is just that—WORK. Make that distinction upfront, and be sure you and your partner don't have any delusions about "rainbows and butterflies."
10. You've Perfected the Maintenance Text
Now for some good news about the above-mentioned effort: It doesn't have to be exhausting all the time. An indication that you and your (maybe!) future fiancé understand the thoughtfulness required for spousehood is "the maintenance text." A maintenance text is not meant for information swapping. Rather, it just says, "Hi, this thing reminded me of you and I care enough about making you smile to let you know." The best ones involve inside jokes or hilarious GIFs.
11. You're Financially Stable(ish)
Oh, gross. We're talking about money. Alas, it's one of the top reasons couples report bickering with their partners. While you obviously don't have to be Bill Gates–rich to get married, you do have to be fiscally responsible as a pair, and that means being able to openly communicate about all your joint and personal #MoneyMoves.
What To Do If Your Partner Is Bad With Money
12. You're Willing to Participate in Each Other's Hobbies (Even if They Suck)
You never fancied yourself a fly fisher. But, if you went out and bought waders and a rod just because so-and-so loves steamed trout, you're in deep, friend—and we don't just mean in a cold river here.
13. You Don't Need Other People or Inanimate Objects to Have a Good Time
If you can't hang out alone sans Netflix or iPhones, then do you really have a connection beyond a joint appreciation for WiFi?
14. You Don't Set Tests (Read: Traps) for One Another
"Why didn't you text back within seven minutes?" "What if I take a mold of your thumbprint in your sleep and use it to unlock your iPhone? Will you have texted a super good-looking human who wasn't me in the past 240 threads?" Giving your partner "chances" that are actually booby traps reveals there's deep insecurity surrounding this relationship, and it's not ready for aisle talk yet. (Though, we do recommend regular talk ASAP.)