"Marriage was designed by God to be a haven of love, companionship, intimacy, and growth. But sadly, many couples never taste this joy, not because marriage itself is bad, but because of the way they live and treat one another. Some behaviors, mindsets, and lifestyles poison the foundation of marriage. When couples specialize in fault-finding, they focus more on each other's mistakes than their strengths. A wife who constantly points out her husband's failures without ever appreciating his efforts will eventually crush his spirit."
"Instead of complementing each other, these couples compete as though they are in a championship. The husband wants to prove he is smarter, richer, or stronger, while the wife wants to show she is more capable or important. Every achievement becomes a contest instead of a shared victory. Marriage is not a 100-meter race, it is a journey of togetherness. Competition breeds bitterness; cooperation breeds joy."
Marriage was designed by God to be a haven of love, companionship, intimacy, and growth. Many couples fail to taste that joy because of how they live and treat one another. Fault-finders focus on mistakes rather than strengths, crushing their partner's spirit through constant condemnation. Olympic couples treat marriage as competition, turning achievements into contests rather than shared victories. Abusive couples replace love with fear through physical, verbal, emotional, or financial harm, destroying closeness and intimacy. When God is absent, the home becomes a playground for confusion, sin, and conflict as couples rely solely on limited personal wisdom.
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