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Are you relaying only on this app only to get married or you do have other channels.? Mosque 🕌 family friends?

I put the distance on a 50 mile radius and it’s absolutely tragic

OkCupid gives more flexibility than this app in reaching out to people :(

Hi, im uni from indonesia, but work in taiwan😊

Gratitude check ✨
Today I’m grateful for:

What are 3 things you’re grateful for today? 👇

Really beautiful reminder about distractions and heedlessness

Recommend to all

https://youtu.be/jKUHYPXpvMo?is=bRQP0BkzlZyFuglb

<CUSTOM_BOLD>A Thought for Those Beginning a New Chapter</CUSTOM_BOLD>

If you are searching for a life partner, do not focus only on education, income, appearance, or a checklist of ideal qualities. Character, values, humility, kindness, emotional maturity, and the willingness to grow together will matter far more over a lifetime.

At the same time, do not ignore the wisdom of those who genuinely care about your future. While the final decision should always be yours, trusted parents, family members, close friends, and experienced marriage mediators can often see strengths, weaknesses, and compatibility that are difficult to recognize when emotions are involved.

A healthy support system is not there to control your choice—it is there to help you make a wiser one. The strongest marriages are rarely built by two individuals alone; they are strengthened by a community of people who encourage, guide, and support them through life's highs and lows.

Choosing a spouse is one of the most important decisions of your life. Make that decision with both your heart and your wisdom. Listen to your instincts, but also remain open to sincere advice from those who have your best interests at heart.

Do not let pride convince you that you must navigate this journey alone. The support of family, trusted friends, and wise mentors has helped countless couples build lasting marriages. A good support system is not a weakness—it is one of the foundations of a resilient and enduring relationship.

Dear Sisters and Brothers
Another truth that modern relationships often overlook is that <CUSTOM_BOLD>no relationship is perfect</CUSTOM_BOLD>. Every marriage and every partnership experiences seasons of joy and seasons of struggle. Disagreements, misunderstandings, disappointments, and setbacks are not signs that a relationship has failed—they are part of being human.

In many cultures, families, trusted friends, elders, and wise mediators have traditionally played an important role in helping couples reconcile during difficult times. They provide perspective, encourage patience, and help resolve deadlocks that couples may be unable to overcome on their own.

Today, however, many people reject this natural support system. Pride, ego, or the fear of appearing vulnerable often prevents couples from seeking help. Instead of working through difficulties with the support of those who genuinely care, relationships are sometimes ended at the first serious crack.

Seeking help is not a sign of weakness; it is a sign of maturity. It takes humility to admit that we cannot solve every problem alone. Many marriages could be restored if couples were willing to listen, forgive, communicate, and accept guidance before making irreversible decisions.

Strong relationships are not those that never face conflict. They are those in which two people choose patience over pride, understanding over assumption, forgiveness over resentment, and reconciliation over separation whenever possible.

Marriage is not sustained by perfection—it is sustained by commitment, humility, and the willingness to keep rebuilding together.

I may have permanent marks from wearing juttis but I'd choose them over and over again.

Independent women are dangerous.. 🫠🫠

The more independent woman becomes the less she needs promises..!!🫠