The Ten Commandments of Marriage

1. Thou shalt not have another partner apart from your spouse.


2. Thou shalt not speak evil about your partner to your family.


3. Thou shalt remember your wife's labor when you were poor—so honor her when rich. Remember your husband's efforts to provide—encourage and value him always.


4. Thou shalt not compare your partner to anyone.


5. Thou shalt not deny quality intimacy—even during misunderstandings.


6. Thou shalt respect each other and let humility reign in your home.


7. Thou shalt not insult or bully your partner publicly or privately. Correct in love secretly. No domestic violence or uncouth words.


8. Thou shalt forgive 70x7 in one day.


9. Thou shalt make your partner happy always. Ask: "Are you okay?"


10. Thou shalt never say "leave my life" or "it's over." Resolve issues. No perfect union exists.

May God intervene speedily in troubled marriages. Your union will not scatter. May God bless your marriage in Jesus' name.

How to Look at Women Responsibly

You can't keep a relationship if you turn at every woman passing and flirt constantly.

Commitment is for mature men contented with ONE. Those "other women" aren't more beautiful, decent, or intelligent than your wife.

Your wife may not be the "most beautiful," but you're committed because you're contented, not easily swayed. Sir, come back home. This one is enough—others aren't worth dying for.

Any woman outside your wife is pirated, not original. Look responsibly, not lustfully.