Little wonder, Apostle Paul admonished, that it is even better to remain single. Marriage is really a crazy thing but I guess that's what makes it unique and different from a normal boyfriend/girlfriend relationship.
Marriage just like anything good and worthwhile requires Commitment and hardwork as well as good communication. There are no short cuts or formula to having a great marriage, there's a process to follow which has to do with what works best for you.
Thank you for this wonderful piece @sochul, today is actually the first day of getting the pronunciation of your name correct, I've been biting my tongue all this while, hahaha
Thank you @joshuaetim nim
'nim' is a Korean word that is used in a similar meaning to English sir.
In your wonderful comment I wanted to call you up.
I am 20 years of marriage
I posted on the hopes that others would enjoy a happy marriage like myself.
Thanks to many people who read my posts and commented like you.
My English is not good.
However, it is fun to read and talk in spoken English even if it is inadequate.
I'm happy I've learnt a new word today, "nim" and a Korean word at that. I admire your honesty, I'm also a non-native speaker of English language, so we owe each other no apology if our English is a bit less proficient, hahaha. We've tried as non-native speakers.
20 years of marriage is a significant milestone. I was barely 4 years old when you got married, there's so much for one to learn from your wealth of experience in marriage so far, well done.
I hope to visit Korea one day when I have the opportunity, and the first word I'll speak when I get there will be "nim", it was a privilege to learn this one from you today.
Thank you @sochul.
My friend @joshuaetim
You know the meaning of Korean 'nim' through me
I am very happy to say that I will use it when I visit Korea.
Now is
I replied to your comment on the post I wrote yesterday
I know you went to the post I posted today.
My heart is already glad that I can see your reply.