To curtail unnecessary heartbreaks (Breakfast), all relationship needs to be defined
Not all relationships is aimed at getting married. While marriage is a significant and traditional milestone for many people in a romantic relationship, it’s important to recognize that not everyone’s goal or desire is to get married. Love can manifest in various forms and people may have different expectations and priorities when it comes to their relationships.
Some individuals may prioritize companionship, emotional support, and shared experiences over marriage. They may choose to have long-term committed relationships without formalizing them through marriage. Others may prefer non-traditional relationship structures, such as open relationships or polyamory, where the focus is on building connections with multiple partners rather than seeking marriage.
Moreover, some people may not be interested in romantic relationships at all and prioritize other aspects of their lives, such as career, personal growth, or friendships. Love can also exist in different forms outside of romantic relationships, such as the love between family members, friends, or even the love for oneself.
Some are in a relationships for s*x, some for wealth, some for flexing, and so on
It’s essential to respect and understand that individuals have diverse perspectives on love and relationships, and it’s not necessary for everyone to view marriage as the ultimate goal or measure of love. What matters most is finding happiness, fulfillment, and mutual understanding in the relationships we choose to cultivate.
Abide to the above tips to avoid unnecessary heartbreaks
By IMB Kallamu
