5,000 years ago along the Nile River in northeastern Africa, ancient Egyptian civilization flourished for an astonishing 3,000 years. The Nile's annual floods provided water and fertile soil, allowing Egyptians to grow crops like wheat, barley, and vegetables in the desert landscape.

Good men are not easy to come by these days
When a man put all his best and effort to make the relationship/marriage works don't think he's desperate.
he wants to be the best man for you.

A man does not make noise when he's leaving You. he made noise before when he wanted to stay, but You did not listen.

Listen sister, once a man stops showing signs of jealousy.. His spirit has left you.

Don't take a good man for granted.
His simplicity is not a sign of weakness.
Good men are not easy to come by these days.
Value the man you have .

Blessed Saturday fam

Uvira, R D CONGO

When you meet the right person, you shouldn't waste more time.
A short story!
A friend of mine have been in a relationship with her boyfriend for almost 7years.she has been with him even when he had nothing, to an extent he is doing well for himself now and He is still not thinking of settling down with her.

This brings me to a question, how long does it take to study someone and know if he or she has the quality you need in a partner?

Back to my story.
This issue was really bothering her because she has given her all to this relationship. So she thought, he will propose to her in her next birthday, the birthday came and passed, nothing..

September 2019, when she was returning from work one faithful day, A particular guy was following her with his car, trying to hold a conversation with her, she refused to give in because "she is in a relationship" that is not heading anywhere...
The following day, same guy was waiting for her at that particular spot, after much persuasion from the guy, she gave in and they became friends. Mind you, she was still dating the 7 years guy oo..
One thing lead to another, the new guy became so serious with her. She asked for my advice, I told her to give him a chance and she did.
Six months later, he proposed to her and January 2021, she did her traditional and church wedding.Why waste more time when you have seen what you are looking for? She is happily married today with two kids and the first guy is unmarried till today

If she had decided to wait for the first guy, their relationship would have been 11years now . When people are celebrating 11 anniversary in marriage she will celebrating 11 years of fruitless relationship.

Stop wasting people's time, if you know you don't want to settle down with the Lady or the guy tell them on time so they can move on.

know when to move on, the red flags and handwriting are very bold, you only choose not to see them.

Ruth 4:11
The LORD make the woman that is come into thine house like Rachel and like Leah, which two did build the house of Israel

We are all creators of our own reality. Every thought we think, every belief we hold, and every action we take shapes the world we experience. The power to design our lives lies within us, influenced by our mindset and choices. By focusing on positivity, gratitude, and clear intentions, we attract opportunities and experiences that align with our desires. Challenges and setbacks are not barriers but stepping stones for growth. Embracing responsibility for our reality empowers us to transform dreams into tangible outcomes. Trust in your ability to create, for the world reflects the energy you project.
Marcelo Pereira
#ovnis #área51 #extraterrestres #UFO

As a man, if you've chosen to endure a difficult wife, let patience and self-control be your greatest strengths.

No matter how heated things get, never let anger push you to raise your hands on her—even if she strikes first. Violence doesn’t solve problems; it only deepens wounds and damages trust. Instead, be the man who leads with calmness and wisdom, even in the stormiest moments.

True strength lies in restraint, not retaliation. #StrengthInPatience #RealMenControlTheirTemper #LeadWithWisdom

Once upon a time, the Greeks and Romans looked up to the Egyptians, flocking to their land to soak up wisdom and culture. But what starts as admiration often morphs into envy and disdain. Take a good look at the likes of Plato, Pythagoras, and Thales—all immersed in Egyptian teachings, drinking deeply from the well of knowledge that included philosophy, geometry, and medicine. The famous Pythagorean Theorem? Those clever Egyptians were using it to construct their monumental pyramids over a millennium before Pythagoras even graced this earth with his presence.
Plato himself admitted that studying in Egypt made students sharper and more humane, practically begging his peers to follow suit. But oh, how the tides turned! Egypt's generosity was brutally repaid with devastation as foreign invaders torched libraries and tore apart the fabric of its society. Once heralded as the cradle of civilization, Egypt watched helplessly as its invaluable knowledge was dispersed and diminished, a victim of incessant invasions that would forever alter its legacy. What a tragic irony for a civilization that once held the keys to human progress!