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Mistakes women make : Choosing a life partner is not that easy and one has to be very careful. That one decision comes with a lot of details. You’re choosing someone who would be your parenting partner and have a positive influence on your children, eating buddy, gist partner and travel companion. So, if you make a mistake and don’t choose wisely, you’ll end up enduring marriage rather than enjoying it. Some view marriage as a means to an end and rush into it for the wrong reasons such as loneliness, peer pressure, financial difficulties and other reasons. More..

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