Most girls believe that other halves exist. a.k.a. True loves. Their prince charming that will save them and woo them and whatnot.
As a believer of Christ, I don’t believe that we were all made as a ‘half’ by God so that we would feel ‘complete’ when we marry another human being.
I’m not saying that marriage is wrong - or anything like that. I think marrying someone you truly love is a beautiful thing. It requires commitment, love, faith, and all that sweet stuff.
I’m just saying that not all people were created by God to marry someone.
Besides, God didn’t make us as a ‘half’ so that we may feel ‘complete’ by marrying someone from this world. He made us ‘half’ so that we may feel complete when we marry Him.
Alot of girls these days go oogly eyed, and think that at fourteen they have found their true love.
A couple of months later, their hearts are broken and think that it’s the end of the world.
As females, we were created with sensitive hearts. And for that reason, we must be able to protect it.
Just because the boy next door is cute, and you feel like falling in love doesn’t mean that you are falling in love.
It is probably just an infatuation. A crush. Some kind of puppy love.
Girls these days need to be more patient and so that the right guy (if God allows) will come one day, and will actually whisk you away. And that right guy will be the right guy because God sent him to you.
If you are single, and wondering why no one has asked you out. Or why no one is good enough to like. Or why you’re single, etc etc - Feel blessed for you are single. You are not burden with trying to please anyone at the moment - Except for pleasing God. So use this time of ‘single-ness’ wisely and spend more time in creating an intimate relationship with God, instead of worrying that you mightn’t get a husband one day - or any other thoughts that the bad spirits have sent you.
If you are in a relationship with someone right now, think how intimate you are with that person. Are you just in it for the superficial stuff? Or are you in it for the real deal? The real deal, meaning that you both are having the same vision in life. To serve God together, and be powerful together, and that God’s work comes first above all else.
Provide a time where you can reflect all of these, and ask God what’s the perfect plan for you.
As you know that all of our journeys are differently unique.