This is my third part of blog to find a right person for whole life. If choose right you can fun filled your life. In first part we know that important traits in your partner are a follows:
Trustworthy
Good Listner
No Compromise required
Natural Chemistry
Full Support
In second part we know right person has following qualities:
Share a common goal
Treating with great kindness
Always a Friend
Enhancing Your Life
Sacrificing Quality
The right man will consider sacrificing for you an honor, not a burden. "When he/she is willing to give you what belongs to him/her, even before you ask for it, you know that he is serious about you," says Woodson. "It's not considered a 'sacrifice' when it's done with a good heart; it's an investment in the future of two people. Whether it's time, money or energy, a man will give what he has to the woman he wants."
Although these tips serve as a good guideline for women who want to know if he's "the one," Dr. Grace Cornish counsels single women to not get caught up looking for love in a certain package. "If you think he's the one, don't write him off just because he's not wearing a certain suit or driving a certain car," she says. "Get to know who he is and what his values are. After moving beyond the physical, you can enter the emotional and spiritual, where you'll find love and opportunity waiting and smiling back at you."
Two Becoming One
Genesis says that when a man leaves his parents to marry a woman, “the two of them become like one person” (CEV). Two becoming like one. Of course “becoming like one” doesn’t mean giving
up your uniqueness or opinions. It means becoming one in your goals for life, in your relationship and service to God, in how you relate to people, in your communication, in your views on family, and in your morals. This potential oneness is vital.
When Considering Marriage
Use common sense.
If you’re dating someone who doesn’t share your commitment to God, is abusive in any way, doesn’t want to be around your family and friends, doesn’t make you feel special and loved, or won’t join you in any of your interests, things aren’t going to get better after marriage. They’ll most likely get worse.
A Lifelong Commitment
Marrying someone is far different from having them as a steady boyfriend or girlfriend. You can’t decide you don’t want to be tied down, or that you’d rather be with someone else and simply break up. Marriage is meant to be for life.
Know who you’re marrying.
Spend time together in various settings and circumstances. Don’t be in a hurry to make a life-long commitment.
