Explanation Of A Life Event: Marriage

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Life Event: Marriage

Explanation: Marriage is the one relationship that effectively prepares and conditions us for love of another, and to spending the rest of your life together with that person. When I got married it was like nothing else mattered. There were over 100 people at my wedding that raining June Saturday afternoon, but my wife was the only person that mattered to me. I had found my Queen and I was now ready to take over the world.

Reflection: I have been married for 7 years, and everyday that goes by I am thankful for having my wife in my life. We have our ups and downs but I wouldn’t change who I married at all if I was given a second chance. She has been there for me whenever I need her and in return I do the same for her. The concept of marriage isn’t perfect but I am happy in my marriage.

Life Event: Birth of my children

Explanation: When I was in the delivery room there was so many emotions surrounding me. Will I be a good parent, how will my child look, is it a boy/girl, is my child healthy, are we financial ready, will my child like me for who I am? But bo...

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