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Sonia
Just Said Yes March 2019

Is He Right for You

Sonia, on February 14, 2019 at 5:10 PM Posted in Family and Relationships 0 19

WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT THIS ARTICLE

Written by imperfectlyperfectchild

January 29, 2016 · Posted in Christianity, Relationships ·

Also some extensive Google research, here are qualities a Man would have for Him to qualify as “Husband Material!”:

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He’s right for you when (RUTH chapter 1-4):

He is WORTHY – just like Boaz, he has a good reputation. He is respected among his peers because he has proven himself a man of his word! “Actions speak louder than words”. Also he has a SOLID relationship with God..like I said in my post ‘Let’s talk healthy relationships’; God is THE solid foundation you need in every relationship for it to last – therefore, your husband needs to have that relationship with God.Is He Right for You 1
He is a PROTECTOR– just like God protects the people He loves. Boaz protected Ruth by telling her to farm in his field and telling his men not to touch her. Your husband will protect your PURITY: if you’re still a virgin, he will respect your boundaries of abstaining from sex until marriage! and if you’re not, create that boundary and your husband will respect it and every other boundaries put in place. Additionally, he will guard your heart by making known his intentions, not lingering about enjoying the benefits without accepting the appropriate responsibility: “acting like a couple when you’re not a couple” which is immature…bringing me to my next point:

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He is a PROVIDER– he is a hardworking, responsible and a MATURE man. I’m not talking about age maturity, I’m talking about a guy who has his priorities straight. He wants to provide for his family, not everyday ‘money is my main priority’. It’s okay to want to be rich and successful but 1 Timothy 6: 10 “For the love of money is a root of all kinds of evil. Some people, eager for money, have wandered from the faith and pierced themselves with many griefs”. Also, you feel safe and secure as his wife, he has your best interest at heart; serves you sacrificially by loving you as Christ loves the church.

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He is OBSERVANT – he finds you attractive! But, he sees beyond your physical attributes and admires your inner beauty – how kind and loving you are! He studies you to get to know you: what makes you both happy and unhappy so he can do the things you enjoy; know the things that make you tick and understand you fully over time.

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He is COMPASSIONATE – he looks for opportunities to bless others; he is kind and generous, he serves wholeheartedly, he shows mercy and love; he doesn’t look down on people who have less than he does. He uses his God-given gifts to bless people and glorify God. He is not proud!

He is a MAN OF INTEGRITY – he does NOT manipulate you or any situation that involves you to get something from you; lie; cheat; or abuse you (verbally, emotionally, physically, psychologically). He always does what is right no matter how difficult it is, respects authorities and he seeks counsel from a wiser christian man – He is accountable!

19 Comments

Latest activity by Danielle, on February 15, 2019 at 9:27 AM
  • JustKidding
    VIP April 2018
    JustKidding ·
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    In all honesty? I think it's insulting.

    Great if it is for you, but the little thing that says "a man without God is a man you can live without."? Not okay. Many people follow different faiths, some have a lack of faith. Does not make them less of a person/man/woman/good person.

    It's also 2019 we need to stop "protecting" virginity. You want to have sex, go get that sex.

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  • Sarah
    Master September 2019
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    “God is the solid foundation you need in every relationship for it to last”. This just isn’t accurate at all. I’m a Christian. God is a part of my relationship and that’s what works for myself and my FS. I also know plenty of non-believers who have exceptional marriages/have been married for decades.
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  • LB
    Champion November 2016
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    I like in 2019 so this doesnt really pertain to my life.
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  • LB
    Champion November 2016
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    *live

    (WHEN ARE WE GOING TO BE ABLE TO EDIT ON THE APP, WE USED TO BE ABLE TO)
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  • Monica
    Devoted July 2020
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    Preach it, sister. 🙌🏻

    My fiancé is an atheist and happens to be the best man I have ever known. Our relationship is incredible. He treats me better than I could dream of.

    Plus I think sex is something to be enjoyed by all adult humans and that the whole “purity” thing is a load of crap. It is horrific to associate guilt with the pleasure that comes with consensual sex. We are sexual creatures, and should embrace it as opposed to forcing ourselves to adhere to some stupid doctrine for no apparent valid reason other than to assuage whatever religious leaders think you should do. 🙄
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  • Caytlyn
    Legend November 2019
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    So. Much. This.

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  • G
    Devoted April 2020
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    Exactly this! Couldn't agree more.
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  • Sonia
    Just Said Yes March 2019
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    At the end of the day, what ever religion or none thereof, it's about the commitment of L-O-V-E 💖
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  • Malki
    Devoted November 2019
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    I completely agree with you guys
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  • Alyssa
    Master December 2019
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    It’s dated and doesn’t corollate to my relationship really

    b ut if it’s good for you and your fiancé then that’s great too
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  • Colleen
    Master September 2019
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    Well we are atheists so I guess we are doomed.
    kind of funny I thought trust , love and communication was what you needed. No being told I need God and a man to provide for me.
    I am all for freedom of religion, However in that freedom you no not get to tell others what they need.
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  • Nikita
    VIP April 2019
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    The last 3 items are the ones that mattered to me. Our relationship is based on integrity, compassion and understanding (the term observant is odd, but the description sounds like understanding).
    We don't base our relationship to "live for god." our relationship is to strengthen each other. Help each other become the best versions of ourselves. I'd like to think that god isn't a petulant child. God would rather we be happy, stable humans who give back to the world rather than make our focus bended knee.
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  • Gabriella
    Dedicated October 2019
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    It is absolutely horrid and archaic. I mean, all people have different levels of devotion to god or higher powers. Everyone is different with their own ways of going about things. Belief in god should not be one of the indicators for whether your man is right for you or not. For the record, we are religious except it does not rule our lives.

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  • Sonia
    Just Said Yes March 2019
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    💟 all the views and comments Txs
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  • EMILY
    Dedicated May 2019
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    I don't think the gods worry too much about my marriage, they're too busy fighting each other. I think this is a tad archaic, and I don't particularly care for the one sidedness of it.

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  • Danielle
    Master June 2019
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    I agree with these qualities because I am a Christian. No one is perfect though. We try our best in our faith. I like the article and what it says, but I guess it wouldn't apply to everyone, because not everyone follows the same faith. However, I'm not sure why anyone wouldn't want these qualities, and I don't like how in this day and age it is frowned upon to mention GOD. The world would be a kinder place if everyone didn't work so hard to remove GOD from everything in it. I say this not to force my religion on anyone, but to share because I've experienced God's great love! No negative comments needed, because it only proves the cynical nature a lack of God's presence has put upon you. **This is my faith, and I am proud of it. It is okay to disagree and there are no bad feelings on my part if you do. Just please respect the fact that I am allowed to have an opinion that is different than others.**

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  • Allie
    Master August 2019
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    Same... I agree with these qualities as well. We are both Christian and working toward bringing God into our relationship more. It shouldn't be viewed as a negative thing.

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  • Sarah
    Master September 2019
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    I don’t think anyone on here frowns upon the mention of God if God is a part of your relationship. However, to say that men without God aren’t men we should want when not everyone believe in God/is a Christian is over the top. Saying that without God, your relationship will not last is over the top. The issue with this post is not that God is mentioned. It’s that if you actually read the words in the post, the OP is suggesting that everyone NEEDS to believe in God to have a successful marriage.
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  • Danielle
    Master June 2019
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    That is just what the Christian faith instills in people who are apart of it. We do believe that men with out God aren't men we should want. And we do believe that God plays an important roll in a successful marriage. Not only because of our faith, but because (at least in my case) we've seen it to be true. Just like I am sure there are other religions that have some sort of same beliefs. It is OP's beliefs that God is important for a successful marriage, and I have to agree....because that is what we believe. If someone disagrees, that is their right, but it is also not fair to "attack" (for a lack of better words) the OP's beliefs.

    I get that someone who doesn't believe in God (my God or anyone else's), could see this as offensive. By nature, they would see it that way because they have different beliefs. However, I don't get how it is okay to be offended by these beliefs, and not take into consideration that it is just as offensive to degrade a person's beliefs.

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