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Our team will guide you through ways to re-kindle love, friendship and joy in your marriage Jessica Torkwase Kuraun also known as Jessica TeekaySpeaks Brown is a Marriage and Relationship motivational Writer, Blogger, Counselor, Mother and Wife. She is a match-maker and has a passion in providing listening ear to married couples, giving advice, and counseling them in an attempt to help with offeri

ng a solution to whatever challenges they face. She is very passionate about building healthy marriages and relationships.

When a marriage falls apart we often wonder, “What just happened?” We are shocked because usually marriages that fail ap...
27/03/2026

When a marriage falls apart we often wonder, “What just happened?” We are shocked because usually marriages that fail appear very strong from a distance. But the reality is that a lot has been happening behind the scenes over a long period of time. Marriage does not just fall apart suddenly. Marriage falls apart in installments, little by little, a crack here and a crack there, and a leak here and a leak there. Some marriages begin to fall apart before the couple says, “I do.” Usually, it’s not the big thing that causes divorce. They are the small things that are neglected over a period of time. Remember, a stitch in time saves nine. Do not neglect the small things in marriage. Take care of the small problems and the big ones will take care of themselves. “Catch all the foxes, those little foxes, before they ruin the vineyard of love, for the grapevines are blossoming!” (Songs of Solomon 2:15) – According to Isaac Kubvoruno

A man cannot mistreat his wife and expect unhindered communion with God. Heaven pays attention to how he loves at home, ...
27/03/2026

A man cannot mistreat his wife and expect unhindered communion with God. Heaven pays attention to how he loves at home, even if you think nobody sees you, heaven sees. Spiritual authority in public is connected to integrity in private, so sometimes when you see a man struggling in his vocation, career, and life, and he thinks he has the capacity, education, and skill set, but he's not doing well or prospering, he should look no further than his relationship at home. Essentially, what God is saying is, 'You will not get away with mistreating her.'

Men, watch how you treat women, because one day you might have a daughter and karma has a long memory. Don't teach the w...
27/03/2026

Men, watch how you treat women, because one day you might have a daughter and karma has a long memory. Don't teach the world how to hurt your own child.

26/03/2026

Proverbs 26:8 says don't give honor to a fool. In a way, you honor your abuser by staying with them and allowing others to believe they are a good partner. There are marriages that need to end. If you're living with someone who is destroying you day by day, destroying your children day by day, destroying your happiness, your peace, your body, and your psychological well-being day by day, you're in a marriage that needs to end.

23/03/2026

How a man treats his child's mother is the biggest reflection of who he is. If a man can't even treat the mother of his child well, he's a horrible human being.

23/03/2026

When a man doesn't change, it's not confusion, it's choice. Men change for what they're scared to lose. If he knows he's hurting you and still does nothing, that's your answer. A man who wants you will fix himself without being begged. If he's not changing for you, understand this clearly, he's already comfortable with losing you.

23/03/2026

A Genuine Apology Must Involve a Change in Behavior: Do not take your spouse’s grace, mercy, and forgiveness for granted. Grace is free but not cheap. The casual repeated verbal utterance of apologies without genuine inward contrition and heartfelt repentance and change only cheapens grace. A genuine apology and true remorse lie in the readiness and willingness to alter the very behaviors, actions and attitudes that led to the offense, guaranteeing that such behaviors will not be repeated. Sorry holds no weight unless accompanied by a tangible change of behavior and a sincere deep desire for change. While humanity is prone to err, to persist in the same mistakes one has been forgiven is nothing short of folly. When Jesus forgave he often commanded, 'Go and sin no more.'" When your spouse has forgiven you, go and sin no more. according to Isaac Kubvoruno

23/03/2026
A man who enjoys seeing you sad and in pain, it’s not your man not your husband, not your partner. Instead he is a cance...
23/03/2026

A man who enjoys seeing you sad and in pain, it’s not your man not your husband, not your partner. Instead he is a cancer in your life. When a man lacks empathy towards you. Your pain becomes entertainment for him. He watches and loves how his emotional abuse hurts humble you and he rejoices at your setbacks and smiles when he perceives you struggle I know this sounds like the devil but this devil is one who unfortunately enjoy the title of your husband and Partner. It’s all for control and dominance . A man who speaks and pours out venom when he is upset is a step away from physically abusing you ,the way his eyes turn evil and wild when he’s upset when he’s upset show he’s the son of the devil. Seeing a man who should be protecting you exploit your vulnerability, is the most cruel and painful experience. He forces the femininity out of you puts you in survivor mode turn around and blame you for being masculine for not being soft if you continue to endure the abuse while praying and hoping for change I regret to to inform you that you’re dealing with a narcissist and change is unlikely because he refuses to seek help.
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Dear single lady, If you value your life, your happiness and that of your unborn children please pay attention to the fo...
21/02/2024

Dear single lady, If you value your life, your happiness and that of your unborn children please pay attention to the following.

1. Do not drop out of school for any reason because of marriage. No matter how much the person has.

2. Do not quit a job that pays you well or abandon a business because of marriage. Just because he promises to open a wall mart for you that may never happen.

3. Do not get pregnant for a man because of a mere promise that he'll marry you. Except you're desperate to get pregnant.

4. Do not allow a man who is leaving the country for the first time to wed and keep you in Nigeria or get you pregnant or engage and keep you in the country with a promise of coming back to wed you. Especially if he's not a skilled worker or a professional who has gotten a job already before leaving the country.
Sometimes, what they meet over there is usually not what they expect. Things may not work as planned. Minds can change. You may end up being abandoned or caged for years.

5. Desist from selling yourself so cheap to any family. E.g. a man will visit your parents to indicate interest in marrying you and you will park your loads and go and start living with him or his mother. His mother and siblings will start controlling your life. You wash, cook and run errands for the whole family, including your juniors. They start calling you our wife and start monitoring your life even when nothing has been done "on your head". Or perhaps, they have brought one cheap drink and Kobo Kobo kola nut. 🤣

6. Never ever allow a man who is not your husband to exercise control over your life. You're dating a guy and you're already like a slave to him. He complains of your friends, he decides who you talk to, he monitors you 24/7 both physically and via phone. Sending his friends and relatives to monitor your movement. He's very uncomfortable seeing males around you, he even accuses you of unfaithfulness and you'll still end up with him in marriage. Expect worse things when married.

7. Never ever allow a man isolate or cut you off from your family, good friends, your faith, and your mentors. You'll someday need these people and if you had chased them away, you'll be stranded.

8. Never ever joke with your finances. Your own money is very important even if you are marrying a billionaire.

9. Look beyond height, beards, complexion, muscles, tribe(optional), profession and temporary pleasure when choosing a spouse. Think of your future and that of your children. Ask yourself that thing that's tripping you in him now, if you'll still feel the same way in the next 5, 10 or more years.
Pay attention to kindness, empathy, discipline, responsibility, commitment, resilience, leadership ability, emotional intelligence and his spirituality.

10. See courtship for what it is. A time to check if you are compatible enough to be married or not. Look out for red flags that you cannot manage. If you are not okay, quit. Do not force things. Do not EVER think you can change another adults. That thing you cannot take during courtship, don't delude yourself into thinking you'll take it in marriage.

11. Never ever beg a man who rejects you to marry you. When a man tells you he doesn't want you, kindly respect yourself and walk. If you beg him to marry you, you'll continue to beg for life until he's tired of your begging.

12. Never ever marry a man that thinks he's doing you a favour for marrying you.

13. Avoid any man that mocks you with your stature, weight, height, family economic background, your tribe or ethnic group.

14. Never ever accept any form of disrespect from a man, his mother or siblings because of marriage. Don't open your eyes and sell yourself into slavery.

15. Finally, I repeat. Do not allow a man ruin your finances because of marriage. Aside from the fact that crippling your finances is the surest way a man can hold you hostage, having your own money is the only thing that can save you when things go south in a marriage.

MARRIAGE is about building a relationship together. Everyday of your life, you are building your tomorrow with your spou...
06/02/2024

MARRIAGE is about building a relationship together. Everyday of your life, you are building your tomorrow with your spouse. MARRIAGE is not for the lazy, marriage is for those that are willing to put in the work to reap the rewards. We get out of it what we put into it, so give it YOUR BEST and use the best tools! Find ways to invest in YOUR MARRIAGE, spend time with your spouse, attend marriage workshops, seek counseling, work on your communication skills, pray together-whatever it takes.

DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A GIRL AND A WOMAN1. A girl knows how to demand.A woman knows how to contribute.2. Girls complain too...
06/02/2024

DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A GIRL AND A WOMAN

1. A girl knows how to demand.

A woman knows how to contribute.

2. Girls complain too often.

A woman will observe for a while, and then call her man's attention to the matter arising.

3. Girls can spend 5k on ice cream.

A woman can manage 5k to cook for a week.

4. A girl will wanna keep up with trends.

A woman will wanna consider her man's progress.

5. A girl will never ask how he manages.

Caring after him is a woman's priority.

6. A girl will measure her man's worth by the weight of his pocket.

A woman will measure her man's worth by his level of wisdom, the fear of God and how disciplined he can be towards finances.

7. A girl is naturally selfish, stubborn, and short sighted.

A woman is sacrificial, loyal, future oriented and family minded.

8. A girl wants everything now.

A woman waits until they can both attend to their needs as at when possible.

9. A girl is not considerate.

A woman helps her man to plan.

10. A girl will alwas think of the present

A woman will not only think of the present but the past and the future they both hope for.

You definitely must grow from being a girl to a woman, thanks for your time 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

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