JOURNEY TO THE ALTAR

JOURNEY TO THE ALTAR
Friends or Foes?
OK, so now you find the "perfect" imperfect person for you and life is good for the first few weeks. You care about and understand each other so much that it seems nothing can ever break you apart.

Few months after and you're thinking 'did I make the right choice?' Well its up to you to know. Isn't it?

Relationships are hard work that need a lot of care and attention not to talk of the sacrifices and all the compromise...

Sometimes your partner becomes so annoying it feels like you're done...you've had enough, that's when you decide to make the choice of being either "friends" (acknowledging that no relationship is perfect and determining to work it out with your partner) or "foes" (attacking your partner for every mistake).

Choice is yours.

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