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Marcus2x2
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I understand your points cookie and it all makes sense, but it bothers me when people say that 'they all do', whether it's a man referring to a woman or vice versa, it makes me think why should I bother holding out hope, I don't understand how a person can believe that we are all wired to fail and yet there could be a better person out there for us, I don't believe we will all make the same mistakes, there are better people, even if they are rare, and I don't personally believe you can't be one of those people if your not christian either.
I agree with you Matthew. I know of christian men and women who've found spouses who aren't saved and they're quite happy. By the grace of God some have come to Christ, while some others tragically have not. I think one has to focus on becoming the best person one can be before God, learn how to be a good future spouse by praying for God's guidance, but also reading His Word and learning from other peoples mistakes!
That is a bit of a paradox lol. It's almost as if we wish to justify failure in ourselves and yet expect near perfection from the "right one" fanciful nonsense!I don't understand how a person can believe that we are all wired to fail and yet there could be a better person out there for us
Also, I think it was Concernedguy who said before "Many will say they are happy but in most cases just mean they are unaware of their need for others in their life". I must admit I was one of those people! It was only until about a year ago, I met (not dated) this woman that was my age who showed a great deal of kindness towards me (we got on like a house on fire). It was only then that I realised ... it was kind of like realising at that moment how much I missed the company of someone like her and how foolish I was to carry on with the Victorian styled, obstinate "bachelor for life" kind of thing!