Did God set up your marriage?

That would be a yes for me.

cause the heart that portrays itself willingly
Is like a nation that trades freedom for stability
Its so seductive to be cold and corrupted and isolated and try to be an independent republic
But liberty to be loved on the surface is worthless
The sacrifice of revolution with no purpose
**kiss**

We were married in 1993, two and now 2 grands. We are happy ....well sometimes I think she gets pissed that I still drink.

Listen to this song.

I told Jesus to have my wife ask me to marry her. Well the girl who I met told me to marry her, and demanded it, and said she wanted me to, but never asked. She turned out to be.. very problematic.

The next woman in my life I heard Jesus ask me, Are you sure you want to be with ____? A day later when I said yes he set us up. Since he divorced us I gained this perspective, that he was asking me because it was not his perfect will, but that he could make it happen.

With the first girl I learned more with her in my life and with the second I learned more after.

Trust Jesus no matter what you go through and don't be afraid to learn, only afraid to displease the Lord.

I have more marital songs....I am quite the cassonnova just ask my wife.

"not immoral"

i guess you won't fuck.

what guy can be bothered.

happy hunting for your soyboy.

The police use your wife? You're ok with that?

Jesus divorced you? I doubt that. Unless you divorced for marital infidelity, your divorce didn't have Jesus' blessing.

LoL!

With that laundry list of unacceptable factors who are clearly not trusting faith to bring you the right partner.

Yes, I believe God did set up my marriage. I got pregnant and told the father. He wanted to marry me, so we got married. His personality did a 180. Where before our marriage, he was sweet and considerate, afterward, w/in a short period of time, he became very abusive. For a while, I felt like I deserved the abuse because I had gotten pregnant. After our son was born, i changed my mind. There was no way that I wanted him to grow up thinking it was okay to act like his dad. I too our son and left.

After a couple of years, I met the man who would become my present husband. He was kind and treated both my son and I with love and respect. I had a decent relationship with my first husband so that our son would never feel like he was in a tug-of-war. I told my then boyfriend(husband) that he had to get along with my ex or we could not have a relationship because my son needed to feel secure. He agreed.

The day after Christmas, 2019, marked our 38th wedding anniversary.

Sadly, husband #1 died of a cocaine overdose in December 1985.
The following Father's Day, my son asked my husband if he would adopt him. Of course, after a few tears, he said that he would love to adopt him because he already felt that he was his son. The adoption would just be a formality.

I feel that God felt I had paid for my sins throughout my first marriage and that He put my now husband in my path.

35087462 is a dude not a chick