MARRIAGE GO ROUND
Marriage,
the sworn oath, the intertwining of hearts, whatever you call it, there’s never
a moment where the difficulties that arise when you’re dealing with your
partner would ever go smoothly as you might’ve expected it to be. The ups and
downs on this particular matter would be faced frequently throughout your
journey after marriage, and it’s definitely different from the problems you’ve
faced in any other situation such as your studies, etc. Keeping a marriage
intact is not easy even if it might sound simple. “Just love your wife or
husband”, some people might say, but its way more complicated than that when a
whole load of emotions roll in. I can’t really speak for myself here because I’m
not married yet. As far as I’ve seen others getting married, it puts me in a
trance of deep thoughts about getting married. Going through marriage
ceremonies, and seeing people whom I’ve known getting married makes me wonder,
can those two really stay happy or maintain their happiness together forever?
The obvious answer would be “no”, but it’s not impossible to keep it or to make
it so.
Recently, I attended my neighbor’s son’s
“bachelor’s night “dinner and the atmosphere was filled with joy. The only
thing going through my head was, “yeah, you better be happy while you still
can”. Despite that, I felt happy for him because he was so into the marriage
which would take place the day after. I can’t deny that a person’s happiest
moment would be when he/she stands face to face with each other on that
momentous day being filled with relentless joy, before a roller coaster ride
begins after that. It’s a “calm before the storm” sort of thing.



I’m not taking marriage as something
negative nor am I foreseeing any events or cursing any couples out there. It’s just that we need to know certain ways to
handle situations concerning it, especially if it’s about to crumble. In the
end, you determine your relationship with your spouse, or even with anybody. It
doesn’t matter if you’re a guy or a girl, what matters is that whether you’re
willing to take the responsibility as a parent as well as a lover. If not,
don’t ever stand in front of everyone saying that “I do”. This is the part
where I express myself fully on this matter. I get vexed whenever I read or
study about case laws concerning divorce. It always has been an issue that goes
against my belief. Of course certain situations might call for it, but is it really
necessary if it isn’t? If I were to deconstruct a holy matrimonial joint of
hearts through a legalized method allowed by the law, even if it’s legal, I’d
feel really bad.

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