Nobody’s perfect, though...I don’t even think people expect this.
Nobody’s perfect, but a person can be perfect for you.
Every person in a relationship or getting married is somebody’s ex. So what wasn’t perfect for someone else, is perfect to them.
Nobody’s perfect, though...I don’t even think people expect this.

Are you married?
Hey man, people get married hoping it lasts forever. But what are the chances those same people will be married for 50 plus years and die together?
You gotta take a chance, live life and do the best you can with what you have.
Nope. I was. I’ll get married again though probably in the next 4-5 years if I had to wager.
I see what you’re saying...but it could be said the chances for that scenario are actually very good,
if those people want to stay together. Therein lies the rub: if a person doesn’t find anyone to stay with them,
what is the best course?
Do they keep staying the course with what hasn’t been working, so they “don’t settle”...
or should they change up their goals?
Nobody’s perfect, though...I don’t even think people expect this.
Let’s throw another skew on the Bar-B:
How many of y’all know women who have been engaged more than once?
But here’s the thing:
you cannot go into a marriage covenant with someone if they don’t want to get married -
which is the point of this thread.
I answered that with what I said earlier. You go to the creator with your requests earnestly and in time you can indeed be the man that a wife wants and needs you to be and vice versa.
If you’re not finding that the women you meet and like are looking for marriage then I have to question where you’re looking.
I had this issue myself before the Lord showed me who my wife was. Forcing the thought of marriage on women that don’t share your views or faith is a waste of time.
That doesn’t mean they want to be wives, or cuffed by him...