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IF YOU ARE A WIFE OR WIFE TO BE... PLEASE READ THIS!


IF YOU ARE A WIFE OR WIFE TO BE... PLEASE READ THIS!
If you are a wife or when you become a wife, once in a while, look at your husband's face when he is asleep.
That is the person who has no blood relationship with you but keeps trying to love you.
Once in a while when your husband comes home from work or from his place of business, look at his face, kiss his hand.
That is the hand that is working hard to find sustenance to provide you and your children
In fact, before the marriage contract he had no debt of gratitude to you.
In fact, he has a debt of gratitude to his father and his mother.
He chose you before he could repay all his parents' debt of gratitude
Once in a while when you are alone with him, look at your husband, look at his face with affection and full of respect.
it's the face that's struggling out there, it's the face that's burning in the hot sun, it's the face that holds back the heat of the sun and sometimes ignores himself,  ignores his own safety, only because of you and your children.
Their sacrifice, the sacrifice of a hard worker very noble.
If you are touched by this, comment "God bless my husband "

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