I have been favored by the Lord. I am truly blessed to have been
married to one-of-a-kind husband who appreciates what I do, encourages
me to excel in my craft. Let me tell you this: I take my marriage very
seriously. If you treat your marriage with levity and careless abandon,
you will reap the reward for such bad behavior. My husband is an angel,
brought by God to my life, and it has been a blessing having him as my
husband.
Sure, I have received lots of goodies from my male admirers. I do not
give anything in return. I always tell them that I am married and would
not compromise my martial vows. If after making that point clear, they
still continue to shower me with gifts, maybe believing that something
will break in the future then I cannot help them.
Absolutely. I have been tempted many times to cheat on my husband by
men I really liked. But when you think of what you stand to lose, the
destruction of all you have labored to build, when you weigh all the
options, you are left to conclude that it is not worth the trouble. I
know some women will find this somewhat objectionable, but if they want
to be truthful to themselves, they will agree with me that, as married
women, we have all faced moments that I have just described.
Of course, it has. Which married woman who has been with her husband
for years will, in her true state, tell you that the feeling has
remained the same as it was the first time or the first year she met her
husband? It is bound to cool off. What I recommend to women is what I
call “temporary separation”. You will make yourself unavailable to your
husband. Go somewhere – go on vacation with your friends, do something
bold, lose weight, look different and, after weeks, come home, looking
drop dead gorgeous, and I bet you, the fire of passion will be mightily
rekindled and you will feel brand new again. I have applied this
principle in my marriage and it has worked wonders.
