Dear Ladies, Don’t Marry Him Until You Taste And Have These Things
Failed marriages are caused by a lot of different factors, and one of them includes the fact that a lady depends too much on her husband. This is very wrong, before a lady decides to get married, there must be some certain and important things which she must have achieved before she finally marry a man.
See them below.
1. An Education Qualification
Yes, this one is important to women. An illiterate woman is most likely going to be in$ulted by her husband and in-laws for not having a good academic background.
2. A good job.
A wise woman should never be jobless and totally dependent on her husband. This could lead to divorce or separation.
3. Good cooking skills.
The fastest way to a man’s heart is definitely through his stomach and no woman should take this for granted. Do not get married without first learning how to cook extremely delicious meals.
4. Good Home economics skills like Ironing, washing, etc.
Home economics is a subject that teaches people how to run and manage a home. And as a lady who is looking forward to getting married, you need to be very experienced at home economics and management skills. So that your husband won’t need to hire a maid or house girl.
5. Decent Money in your bank account
A woman must have Some decent money in her bank account in order not to encounter difficulties in times of emergency or when her husband is broke, so that she can be able to assist him.
6. A banging body
That’s the basic truth. Before you get married as a lady, make sure you put your body in good shape. Flat tummy, big hips, nice curves and a nice scent. All that can be achieved through exercise. So try.
7. Good bedroom skills.
A lady who wants to get married should make sure she has mastered some necessary bedroom skills in order not to bore her husband into the arms of another woman
8. A life plan
Every lady must have a life plan of goals and dreams she wishes to achieve over the years. A lady without a plan would be a liability to her husband.
