You want to have a partner, someone to go home to. I see no fault in that. You seek to have someone to hold and to love, and there is no shame in that.
Perhaps you seek someone who will care for you.… Read more
You want to have a partner, someone to go home to. I see no fault in that. You seek to have someone to hold and to love, and there is no shame in that.
Perhaps you seek someone who will care for you.… Read more
Three weeks left into 2015, and I am realising that it wasn’t a very good year.
I got a lot done, yes. But I got worn out in the process.
I grew in many ways. But I also devolved into something I never thought I would become – a woman obsessed with getting married.… Read more
I received a wedding invitation lately, one which did not elicit an immediate ‘yes’. My Christian friend was marrying someone outside the faith. I was already wary of the relationship when I first found out. My friend lives overseas and I hadn’t had the chance to speak to her about it. … Read more
… Read moreA friend has shared a similarly titled piece recently, and I realised that I need to take a stab at this as well. Partly because I found it didn’t express the things I wanted to say to the man I am supposed to marry in the near or not-so-near future.
Society has this funny way of gauging whether a woman is fit to be married. For starters, she ought to know how to cook. Managing housework is a plus. Must be good with working on a budget. Loves kids (or dogs, whichever is your inclination).… Read more