QUOTE(darium @ Mar 4 2015, 04:12 PM)
Getting married isn't easy. Staying married isn't easy either.
I'll share my own story.
I've been married for 11 years now and have 3 kids, 2 girls and 1 boy.
When I got married, my salary was only about RM1,300 after deduction of EPF.
At that time I was 29. I'm 40 this year. Both my wife and myself have been through 1 relationship with another person each
and both didn't work out respectively before we met each other.
When I got married I was working in the government sector and now I'm in the private sector with a higher salary after
changing jobs 3 times within 10 years. I was given Forced Separation Scheme back to back in my last 2 jobs.
Forced not Voluntary. Both the companies closed down after not making a profit, in 2008 and 2012.
You get to know your spouse and appreciate their sincerity when you go through a hard time in your life.
For me, my wife stood by me when I lost 2 jobs back to back.
Don't have the image in your head that you see in movies or tv about couples living happily ever after every single day
once they are married.
There will be good times and there will be hard times.
As a husband I would say, you have to give and take and yet at the same time be firm.
For those getting married or about to get married, marriage is a work in progress.
You work on it everyday.
For those not yet married, stay positive. Insya Allah there is someone for you.

Thanks brother for sharing. Inspiring.I'll share my own story.
I've been married for 11 years now and have 3 kids, 2 girls and 1 boy.
When I got married, my salary was only about RM1,300 after deduction of EPF.
At that time I was 29. I'm 40 this year. Both my wife and myself have been through 1 relationship with another person each
and both didn't work out respectively before we met each other.
When I got married I was working in the government sector and now I'm in the private sector with a higher salary after
changing jobs 3 times within 10 years. I was given Forced Separation Scheme back to back in my last 2 jobs.
Forced not Voluntary. Both the companies closed down after not making a profit, in 2008 and 2012.
You get to know your spouse and appreciate their sincerity when you go through a hard time in your life.
For me, my wife stood by me when I lost 2 jobs back to back.
Don't have the image in your head that you see in movies or tv about couples living happily ever after every single day
once they are married.
There will be good times and there will be hard times.
As a husband I would say, you have to give and take and yet at the same time be firm.
For those getting married or about to get married, marriage is a work in progress.
You work on it everyday.
For those not yet married, stay positive. Insya Allah there is someone for you.
i'm 28 this year, *mau kahwin dlm masa terdekat*, and somehow i wish to marry someone who doesnt put high 'hantaran'
Mar 5 2015, 10:17 AM

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