Yes I Do

Young people are now more scared than ever about taking the marital leap over fear of ending up with the wrong person. Those who are not scared are showing they are not learning the vital lessons about valuing what matters to having an enduring marriage.
The aim of the author is to help the reader understand what matters in a truly purposeful way.
“Do not misunderstand me. I do not pretend to have all the answers. This book is not an extended advisory column for the maritally distressed. Rather, I want to help readers especially those who are about to take the leap understand relationships between the sexes in a functional and systemic way. My emphasis is on basic principles that can help them cope, adapt and learn the needful in a changing world,” the author admits.
If we understand the purpose and the guiding systemic rea- soning that validates relationships, then we can start exploiting those principles for greatness.
Your marriage should enhance, not hinder your destiny. It should empower, and not dispossess you. Like you, the author is but a sojourner. And his desire is to share with you a few things he has learned along the path that you should both know and do before you say yes, I do.