Diamond Ada
Marriage is not a bed of roses as it is a very bold step saying ‘Yes’ to that special someone in your life.
Here are some signs that you are ready to say, “I DO”.
1. You Decide to Focus Only on One Person
It’s quite different for everybody but switching from one relationship to the other takes a lot of your time and energy. When you finally decide you no longer want to jump from one person to another and decide it’s better to give one person your undivided attention, then this is a clear sign that the nuptial bell is beckoning.
2. You are Happy with that Person
It is extremely hard to hide this kind of happiness as not only your facial expression can give you away but your body language can also show numerous signs that you are happy with that person.
When you are always happy around that special someone, then this is also another good sign that you are not in for just any relationship but that that person impacts positively on your life.
3. You Are Nervous About Committing to Marriage.
Commitment is never easy, no matter the gravity, but it is a good thing as it just shows you care and you do not want to disappoint your partner. Even when you get to the altar, just before you say “I DO”, it’s only natural to still feel nervous. Yet, my dear, this is another good sign that you are ready for marriage.
4. Life With Your Partner is Better Than Without.
As time goes by, if you realise you handle difficult times, decision-making or any issue better with your partner, then it is a good sign that you complement each other and you are also ready to climb another altar.
5. You Have Gained Knowledge to Sail Through the Bumps
Argument and disagreements are inevitable and sometimes healthy for any relationship but when you develop the skills or ability to resolve issues without overly being aggressive, you are ready to face the storm when you finally commit to your life partner.
Some of the skills needed to address these bumps include apologising when wrong and listening to your partner’s viewpoint to get a better understanding and being truthful to your partner.
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