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Pastor Jerry Eze got married before he fully understood what marriage could demand. He missed some signs, learned some lessons, and eventually saw the “wonders.” But here’s the uncomfortable part: Staying married is not automatically proof that you made the better decision. Sometimes people leave marriages and rebuild their... lives. Sometimes people stay and rebuild the marriage. Neither outcome, by itself, tells us who made the wiser choice. And being successful later can change the story people tell about the struggles you survived but it doesn’t erase the struggles. There are people who stayed, endured, adapted, and quietly carried experiences nobody outside the marriage fully understood. So perhaps the real lesson isn’t “stay no matter what.” It’s get wisdom before you choose, get wisdom while you’re choosing, and get even more wisdom when the choice becomes difficult. Because marriage isn’t a trophy for whoever stays longest. Sometimes the hardest question isn’t “Did you stay?” it’s “Did you make the right decision for the people involved?”show more

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Don’t let them trick you oo😂

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This is such a profound and necessary take. We often romanticize 'endurance' without acknowledging the quiet, heavy toll it takes on people. Marriage shouldn't be an endurance contest, and staying isn't the only definition of success. Wisdom over societal expectations, always.

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I agree

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This guy will make a great home.He knows what’s up

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Don't let them trick you ooo.. 😂 Pastor wey never experience turn Marriage counsellor .. 😂😂😂

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If he's still married 59 the same woman. She still doesn't have respect for him. The only reason she might be nicer now is money has come but even the money is shared with share holders of the church. Every church has share holders. If you know, you know.

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I’m always here for the “ don’t let them trick oo"

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This guy is super good. Top top analysis

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This “dont let them trick you” dey funny me diee🤣

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DON"T LET THEM TRICK YOU O

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Everyone thing you are doing great, but your wife. This is what happens when your wife is financially at par with you

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The woman was immature then. Now that she knows better, the woman has grown to respect him and respects her husband without divorce. Her interviews and podcasts are in YouTube.

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kindly download the video

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Don’t let them Trick you o

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I can’t go to another man for a marriage counseling.

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Hmm. She's doesn't actually have a choice now, because he's an odogwu among odogwus.

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Fact

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Don't let them trick you O 🤣

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Very 100% correct. 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

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The "don't let them trick you o" dey burst my brain

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Haq. Haq. Haq....

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This guy gets me everytime 😂 “ DONT LET THEM TRICK YOU O” .. fr a friend is in bondage because of this Jerry Eze story, he thinks now it’s okay to be with a woman that stands toe to toe. Funny enough the Pastors wife will definitely still show authority.

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Don’t let them trick you🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

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I respect this guy but what I don’t respect is how this video was taken out of context. Guys listen to the full video you’ll see it’s largely different from the narrative this guy is painting.

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Who’s this guy and what is his handle?

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I need this guy's handle

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Don't let this guy trick you. The story didn't end here. The guy eventually took control of his wife and home, but not the way you expected.

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Pvssy pastor 🤣🤣

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Not on me oo😂😂 You go go ur papa house if you ever rise your voice unnecessarily

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Tucker Carlson said something raw that cuts straight to the heart of marriage: “A wife who won’t stand by you in turmoil is hell on earth.” He says the real test of a marriage isn’t the good times — it’s when the husband loses his job, gets attacked, or things go wrong. That’s when you discover what your wife is truly made of. His blunt truth: the deepest desire of every man is to have his wife standing beside him. A wife who believes in you gives you strength, and that belief is often the key to success in life. It’s uncomfortable… but it rings true. Married guys — has a moment of crisis ever shown you exactly what your marriage (and your wife) is made of?

Camus

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Qullamaggie on Some People Just Don't Have the Mindset for Trading “Oh absolutely, trading is super hard. You can have the best coach in the world, but if you don’t have the right mentality and the proper work ethic, it’s not going to work. You really need a very specific type of mindset. The truth is, some people just aren’t made for trading—it’s simply the way it is. Some people honestly shouldn’t trade, and usually you can see it very clearly. You find out pretty quickly who’s cut out for it and who isn’t.”

Qullamaggie on Some People Just Don't Have the Mindset for Trading “Oh absolutely, trading is super hard. You can have the best coach in the world, but if you don’t have the right mentality and the proper work ethic, it’s not going to work. You really need a very specific type of mindset. The truth is, some people just aren’t made for trading—it’s simply the way it is. Some people honestly shouldn’t trade, and usually you can see it very clearly. You find out pretty quickly who’s cut out for it and who isn’t.”

Lone

15,152 görüntüleme • 7 ay önce

I want to solve one of the biggest problem facing muslims today: getting married and staying married. introducing zawaj.so , the marriage super app that will change the way people get married forever. From finding the right person, to planning your dream wedding, to navigating life after marriage. It's designed to save you time, reduce stress, and cut costs. so you can focus on what truly matters: building your life together. Marriage is half your Deen, not half your sanity

I want to solve one of the biggest problem facing muslims today: getting married and staying married. introducing zawaj.so , the marriage super app that will change the way people get married forever. From finding the right person, to planning your dream wedding, to navigating life after marriage. It's designed to save you time, reduce stress, and cut costs. so you can focus on what truly matters: building your life together. Marriage is half your Deen, not half your sanity

Faizan Syed

38,209 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

He’s out there cooking fresh salmon, serving people with his own hands… and someone takes the plate and slams it on the ground. No cameras would blame him if he packed it up and left right there. But he didn’t. Because real character isn’t revealed when people are grateful… it’s revealed when they’re not. Not everyone will appreciate what you do. Some will disrespect it. Some will test you. But the ones who keep showing up anyway? Those are the ones actually making a difference. Would you have kept going? 👀

He’s out there cooking fresh salmon, serving people with his own hands… and someone takes the plate and slams it on the ground. No cameras would blame him if he packed it up and left right there. But he didn’t. Because real character isn’t revealed when people are grateful… it’s revealed when they’re not. Not everyone will appreciate what you do. Some will disrespect it. Some will test you. But the ones who keep showing up anyway? Those are the ones actually making a difference. Would you have kept going? 👀

🎹 Ames™ 🎹

275,772 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce