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DEAR AFRICA, MARRIAGE IS NOT A DESTINATION FOR WOMEN, BUT A JOURNEY!

Dear Africa, unlike you think Marriage is not a destination, for women, it is a journey. A woman is a compete human, she does not live only to be a wife. Unfortunately it is the belief in most parts of Africa that a woman is not complete until she is married by a man. Completion is gotten from fulfilling your God's given purpose on earth. Doing things to bless the earth, to make the world a comfortable place to live in, to help lives, to alleviate suffering, to inspire, to heal, to revive people's tired soul. To fight against injustice and wickedness and to bring joy and happiness. These are a few things that brings fulfillment and completion. Getting married to a man and producing children is an extra completion. So dear ladies, continue to be useful in life and stop waiting to be married before you start your life. Stop allowing other people's lives disturb your life. Parents stop putting pressure on your female children to find husband or accept every kind of man regardless of if he is good for her. Cos a woman who have found herself will be more appropriated by good men. Than a woman who is living to get married. Although marriage is very good, women and men should also get married. However, Marriage is not a destination, its a journey.

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