Happy Wife in a Happy Married Life

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"I love being a wife." Infact it is a job that I would love to do for the rest of my life. 
"It takes a happy couple to create a good and happy marriage!"


Of all the goodness in this world, only few possessions could gratified a woman’s life. One of this is the genuine love from her partner...it's the most irreplaceable possession a woman could have. I’m grateful to God that I have this such blessing from the man that I prayed to have and to hold. It made my life much worth living for knowing that it is my purpose in life to be his wife. Not everyone are blessed to experience such fulfillment particularly on devotion and fidelity from her partner. So if you have it too, be grateful! Make it last! 

Discovering my purpose and the significance of my existence in this world satisfied my soul and being. Someday, in the right time, I pray I could give him the most miraculous thing our love could offer. A child of our own to complete us as Family. Perhaps we’re not expecting it sooner, but one day it will come when it is time. A priceless possession that a couple could ever have. A precious gift from above that we would gratefully accept.


Here are some verses from the bible about Husband and Wife: Words of wisdom for Husband and Wife.

Reblogging a Post from 5 years ago:
source: hugebelle

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