IT TAKES TWO ...

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 You cannot and should not carry your marriage solo!

The bond of marriage is forged in unity.
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It will not work if only one person is committed to making it work!
It will not work if only one person is "foolish" and the other "wise"!
It will not work if only one person sacrifices while the other cruises!


Can two work together, except they be agreed?
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It takes two to tango!
It takes two to (make/love) a baby!
It takes two flints to make a fire!
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No matter the anointing you have:
  • if your spouse is not in your love boat with you, you are not married. (Even if you have the certificate to show)
  • if your spouse does not "go the mile with you", you are not married.
  • if your spouse is united more with a clique than with you, you are not married.
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Unity makes a marriage. 2 becoming 1 is the definition.
No need to beat around the bush.
Marriage begins with a bond of oneness and NOT with a sealing kiss at the wedding!
- E. I. Oputa
Location: Port Harcourt, Nigeria

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