Novel & Cerita Love Starts From Marriage

“But we don't love each other.” “Marriages based on passionate love are usually the ones that end the fastest.” Aaron smiled coldly. “Trust me, I'm quite experienced with my friends. They got married because of love, because they were crazy about each other, as if they couldn't be separated. However, sometime later, when that love fades, they have nothing left.” Aaron's eyes darkened even more. “The ideal marriage is one that is done on the basis of mutual understanding, agreement, mutual respect and… deep sexual attraction.” “What?”

"Why do you keep repeating such silly mantra to yourself? How long do you think you can hold down a loveless marriage?" "It's not loveless. I love him and he does too." "Are you trying to convince me or yourself?" Susan pressed on. Letting out a frustrated sigh, Chloe rubbed at her forehead. "I'm soon to be married, Susan. There is no need to keep going back and forth discussing this. I already know what I am getting myself into and I can assure you it would work out just fine. Also we don't all have to be madly in love with each other before committing to forever with a person. There is no rule to loving. We can be married and still start learning to love and know each other better. Our pat

"You and I know our marriage started as a contract, but somewhere along the way, it became more. We've built something real, something that goes beyond the terms of an agreement." I nod, appreciating the depth of his words. "You're right. Love found its way into our hearts, even when we didn't expect it. It's what kept us together through all the challenges." "So, I want us to get married for real on the basis of our love and not just for any reason like a contract. So, I feel like we don't need a contract to define our commitment. Let's focus on our shared dreams, laughter, and the genuine connection we have now." His words resonate, dispelling the lingering unease that had settled within m

Besides, I don’t agree that this country is still underestimating women, despite other countries finally being given the recognition that women are equal to men. I took a deep breath and looked straight into my father’s eyes. “I didn’t choose to be part of this family, but I am grateful that you are my parents,” I stated. “And I know that I haven’t made you proud since I haven’t done anything in my life. But…” I took a deep breath again. “...entering a marriage without love is contrary to my opinion. I still believed that we should at least be given time to meet and get to know each other.” “Did you forget that your mother and I didn’t love each other when we got married?” my father asked. “

“It doesn't matter if you don't love me right now. Most long lasting marriages began purely from an arrangement. My love is enough for the both of us. We can make it work. You need to believe in me, Eunia.” Heat crawls up my neck. My ears ring, my chest tightens, and I feel it—the exact moment the last thread of control unravels and my patience snaps. “Are you deaf? I said I don't want to marry you!” And like a revenant that won't stay dead, he poses the question. “Tell me why then. Love is barely a requirement for marriage. Give me a good reason why we can't get married.”

But I found out he didn't feel the same about me on our wedding day. Okay, to be perfectly honest with you and me. I knew he wasn't head over heels in love with me. But ladies, you know what I thought. I thought he would eventually fall in love with me because I'm sweet and love this man so much. Only if he gave our marriage a chance could we live blissfully ever after. But I had no idea how much he didn't love me and didn't want to marry me. So to envision him falling in love with me, from what I experienced at our wedding and in our marriage, it appeared it would never happen. Despite all that, we are married. So did love ever emerge to the surface? If it did make its appearance, was it du

"How sad that you can't marry the love of your life." "How would you know anything about this?" Abigail snapped at him. "More than you might think, actually," Lyall said, sighing as he cupped his head in his hands. "Love is always tricky, but in our world, its impossible. A marriage is never for love. A marriage is a card you can play, it's an alliance, it's something that can save you from otherwise drowning." "I don't understand," Abigail frowned at him. "How is it like that, though?"

****** No one knows that love will come. It is God who destines, humans live it. Trials, obstacles, in a holy relationship are a spice in a marriage ******

He was the only person known to this feeling. Seeing Kelvin not answering his question, Luliyah said, "But marriage is something sacred. Marriage is not something that can be used as a business proposal or contract, It's not a game." "I'm not playing around," Kelvin replied curtly. "Then why?"She asked again "I want to take responsibility for what I did last night." Kelvin replied. He only used the events of the other night as an excuse.

“He knew my feelings on marriage. You see, when we were young we used to go to all of the balls during society season. I’m not surprised your Father didn’t continue to attend them after he married your Mother, he hated the retched things. One Spring we ran into Mary, Lady Leven. She was stunning, the most beautiful creature that I had ever seen. The problem was she was below my status and my Father did not want us to marry. I fought his decision of course, so did your Father. It took 3 years or me refusing matches, refusing balls, and not courting a single woman, before my parents finally relented and we were allowed to marry. Your Father was my best man at our wedding, and he was very impre