Pastor K must have a big share in Solomon's knowledge bank.❤

To make matters worse, you find out that she has a BESTIE (that didn’t even ask her out), she claims mistakenly had sexual encounters with twice, just before you met her. she’s still in friendly communication with that guy, Now you ask her to cut all contacts with him, but she claims she can’t bcos he’s a business partner to her small growing business.

In my opinion, No, you do not need to share unless he/she asks or you offer to share and they don’t mind listening.

How about a situation where you both agree to share your past with each other, but after the revelations, you seem to feel you have your partner is not what you imagined them to be. And you begin to feel somewhat disappointed???

@orocktakangagbor4177

28 күн бұрын

Marriage is not forcing someone to marry u but giving someone reasons to make the choice to marrying you As Pastor K said it's okay to reveal with time as the relationship bond grows but it's wrong to try and deceive just to convince someone into getting into you If at a certain stage your partner can accept somethings about your past in courtship then that's a sign that you aren't compatible The remedy here is to move on while trusting God for lessons learnt and a better partner to be discovered