Love is fundamentally the choice to devote to someone else. As shown in romance books, television shows, and film pictures, it is much more than a transient feeling. Healthy marriages are characterized by a sincere commitment to one another that endures forever, rather than fleeting feelings. Making the decision to stick with a spouse through good times and bad is marriage. When things are going well, dedication comes naturally. However, true love is demonstrated by persevering through hardships. In a marriage, sexual commitment extends beyond our physical selves. Our eyes, minds, hearts, and souls are also a part of it. We forfeit sexual faithfulness when we focus on romantic fantasies about someone else. Everybody has flaws, and relationships are the fastest method for the world to expose these shortcomings. Accepting that you are not perfect, that you will make errors, and that you will require forgiveness is a fundamental component of a happy marriage. Having a superiority complex toward your partner will lead to resentment and hinder the growth of your relationship. If you find it difficult to be humble, try this simple exercise: take out a pencil, quickly list three things that your spouse does better than you. As often as required, repeat.
