24/05/2026
Thank you to everyone who joined us today on Marriage and Family Matters.🙏❤️
A huge thank you to our guests Mr. Jerry & Mrs. Vivian Chidi Ogu for breaking down the _FORGIVE, FORGET, FORGO_ framework with so much wisdom and real-life clarity. And to everyone who called in, commented, and shared your stories – your contributions made today’s conversation real, honest, and practical.
Quick recap on today’s topic: “Avoid Marriage Collapse: FORGIVE, FORGET, FORGO”
As marriage counselors, we see it all the time: most marriages don’t collapse overnight. They erode slowly through unaddressed hurt, repeated offenses, and one-sided effort.
1. FORGIVE isn’t excusing bad behavior or pretending it didn’t happen. True forgiveness is a decision to release the debt and stop letting the offense control you. It’s non-negotiable because unforgiveness builds walls, not homes.
2. FORGET doesn’t mean you develop amnesia. In marriage, it means refusing to use the past as a weapon in every argument. It’s choosing to let healing happen and giving the relationship space to move forward.
3. FORGO is about what you’re willing to lay down to protect the marriage – pride, being right all the time, certain habits, personal comfort. But it has to be mutual. A healthy marriage can’t survive if only one person is always sacrificing.
To our callers: thank you for your courage in asking the hard questions about repeated hurt, boundaries, and feeling unheard. Those are the conversations that save marriages.
*P.S.* Today’s topic was taken from Mr. & Mrs. Ogu’s latest book _“Avoid Marriage Collapse: FORGIVE, FORGET, FORGO”_, and it’s available for sale.
If you need a copy, send a WhatsApp message to *08039144760*.
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