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Women all over the world are constantly in search for Mr. Right it is the reason why online dating abound in the internet today. In seeking for the truth there are some who finds it and there are some who don’t. Often times they fail and their relationship ends in heartbreaks or divorce. You must understand that there is no such thing as a perfect mate. Nor there is there such a thing as perfect match, each and everyone has faults and flaws. Therefore, accepting those flaws will make your relationship stronger that is based on love, trust, and faith. In a relationship the flaw of the other partner balances the character of the other. Before you achieve this level of relationship you must know the character of the person you are dating finding out the truth will make it easier for each person decide if the relationship they have is worth pursuing or end it before it is too late.

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Here’s my funny story:

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I was driving home for Thanksgiving from school. I get almost to and have to stop at a gas station because my antifreeze is suddenly out. Dad has always thought there was a small leak in it, but Monday evening it became true. After that stop I was back on my way home. I get off the interstate and travel down through my favorite towns; Linden and Romney. Small towns. If you blinked you could very well miss them. I have to stop in Linden only because my antifreeze is out yet Story:

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I’m on .com mainly for fun. I haven’t really been looking for someone to date. It’s just fun looking.

Last week there was a guy…a bit older than me who had sent me a message. He’s from Linden. I never responded to his messages, because 1. He’s way older than me and 2. I’m just on there for to first story:

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I had to stop in Linden because there is a gas station there and isn’t another one for a long time. I parked in a handicapped spot…kind of by accident but it was closest to the lights that I could my antifreeze.

I get out, decide to go in and use the bathroom…but as I start to get out a car pulls up. A man gets out and walks in the store. I recognize him…but couldn’t figure out why. I don’t know anyone from that town. And then it clicks. The man I recognized is the man from . I walk in quickly, with my head down, but I think he recognized me as well. He was still there when I left the store to get my antifreeze out of the trunk. he watched me as he left the store, and as he got in his car, and as he drove away.

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I was curious if it really was him…silly me…I message him on …and I just got his response back today. It was him. He lives near that gas station. Holy cow. Cracks me up!!

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. If it can be so right, how is it we get it so wrong?
I live in a state where divorce is what you do in your twenties, like the extra piercing that irritates your skin and the apartment that always smells like refried beans and bananas.

The state rate of divorce was so drastically affecting our economy that in 1999 the governor created the Oklahoma Marriage Initiative. This was basically the government’s way of saying, Seriously, they’re vows. Lest you forget.

I was waiting for some kind of martial law to take affect. Couples arguing over the checkbook balance would be visited by uniformed officers appearing at their door with candles, Szechwan chicken salad, and Kenny G playing, Forever In Love.

Instead, what I’ve seen is a brittle binding of two people that may or may not last their entire lives. It all just depends. You know? We need our freedom. We deserve to be happy. We can’t let something like marriage vows stand in the way.

The result is a reentry of people in their late 20’s, their 30’s, even their 40’s, into the Sea of Singleness, known for it’s many fishes.

But spending a leisurely day at the beach isn’t as easy anymore. Now they’re maneuvering around anklet chains of regret to rub on some SPF 45. Then, with one eye on the horizon to see if anything is biting today, they rush into the waves thinking this time they’ll swim without sinking.
Where’s the life jacket? Or maybe better phrased, who are we turning to for salvation of this life?

I’ve watched so many of my friends go through, over and under a divorce. For all the pain and agony, questions and confusion, I think they deserve some kind of college credit or at least a divorced discount at the movie theater. Free popcorn for those who have filed. Free drink refills for those waiting on their next court date.
I’m making jokes, but divorce is tragic. Truly, completely, unendingly tragic. Two people once stood before God and witnesses and declared their eternal love for each other. Now they can’t stand to be in the same house.

What is happening? Why are our relationships bleeding at the seams? And who can repair the rips in the fabric of forever? Wait. I know this one. One man. One name. Five letters. I’ll give you one guess.

Things have been confusing in relationships since the Adam and Eve catastrophe. That icky serpent and his forked tongue put us in quite the mess. He wound around the tree, wound around that apple, and we’ve been wound up ever since.

There is, thankfully, a Savior. And He is where our search for the healthy relationship, healed hurts, mended hearts, must start. We should talk about gender roles, communication issues, global male/female misunderstandings and all the many faces and perfumes dating.
And we will.
Later.
But first things first. Let’s not put the cart before the horse or the chicken before the egg or sharing our life with another individual before we are a whole individual ourselves. Marriage will not make you happy. It can’t. Impossible. You are expecting too much.
What it can do, what is should do, is provide you with someone willing to share their happiness, their peace, their contentment and completeness with you and you with them. And that means we’ve got a few things to look at inside before we can get to the outside. You can’t expect to run the marathon if you’re bleeding internally. And that’s exactly dating and marriage is, a life-long marathon with glory and sweat and pulled muscles and high-doses of oxygen to the brain and a cheering section all your own.

We MUST have a foundation, a healthy start, like a high-protein breakfast to end the fasting of the night. God wants to serve us a Sunshine breakfast with our issues cooked over easy and two slices of crisp contentment , a side of toast and fresh squeezed optimism. He’s inviting us to His table for a feast. The chair is empty and waiting. We just need to get out of our own way and sit our butt down.
Instead, we move from relationship to relationship, from person to person, constantly seeking the face that will plug the hole we feel. The emptiness, I’m afraid, can’t be sealed by any mortal. And the faster we figure that out, the faster we’ll be moving easily with the current toward a healthy relationship with the opposite sex, be it using the butterfly, back stroke, or dog paddle.

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