What is the biggest thing that you've learned about romantic relationships?

I am curious to know what revelations that you'll had so about relationships...? I know you all have learned some things through life experiences.

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Permalink Reply by RJ Young on January 16, 2010 at 9:20am

Wow! So much to share, but I'll just give a piece....for me, a big thing I've learned is that I had to be in my purpose before I could consider a dating relationship. Having 6 years of uninterrupted singleness, I had the focus to pursue God's purpose. So by the time my wife came along, it was like she was part of the package rather than a distraction!

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Permalink Reply by Gloria Hernandez on January 19, 2010 at 4:47pm

i learned alot from it and i just want to say thank you

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Permalink Reply by Gloria Hernandez on February 2, 2010 at 11:38am

dear david i wasn't there last wednesday i just want to know want did you guys do?

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Permalink Reply by Calvin Swinger on February 28, 2010 at 7:33pm

that it can take its toil on you. having been in a relationship for almost 8 years i realized that i never had time to talk to God at all and now since im single it is a blessing that me and God can finally talk one on one

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Permalink Reply by Blair Eddington on March 25, 2010 at 4:28pm

It can lead me further away from God rather then closer if its not the right time or the right one that GOD has made for me and things that are not of god are not good and only good can bare good fruit thats what Ive learned and it can turn in to lust

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Permalink Reply by Sam Sentongo on July 22, 2011 at 10:34pm

3 Big Points:
1. “Marriage—when it's good, ain't nothin’ like it, but when it's bad, ain't nothing like it.
2. Be either all in or all out.
3. Divorce is not an option. When Fernando Cortés set foot on the New World, he burned his ships to signify that retreat was not an option. Marriage vows include the phrase “till death do us part” and “for better or for worse” (or something like that). Burn the boat of divorce and explore the New World of marriage!