The marriage vow. Have you checked it twice?
By ryanphil01
@ryanphil01 (4182)
Philippines
April 11, 2007 3:29am CST
it's worth remembering the marriage vow, but have you checked it twice which in the list have not been accomplished yet? or needs improvement? or not applicable anymore?
the vow says, "in the presence of God, my family and friends, I offer you my solemn vow to be your partner in sickness and in health, in good times and bad, and in joy as well as sorrow. I promised to love you unconditionally, to support you in your goals, to honor and respect you, to laugh with you and cry with you, and to cherish you for as long as we shall both live."
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4 responses
@biznizman01 (581)
• Philippines
11 Apr 07
i see nothing wrong or something to be corrected on the vow you just mentioned.
its up to the couple if they want to change it or not. revise it as you see fit to your own wedding.
for me its perfect that way it is.
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@biznizman01 (581)
• Philippines
12 Apr 07
its a pleasure sharing thoughts with you as well. have a nice day. hope to bump into you again in some of the topic here in mylot.
@gsgonzalez2007 (1004)
• Philippines
13 Apr 07
The vow is something that will guide you to have a happy marriage life. It is actually a committment uttered during the marriage ceremony. Unfortunately, only few couples have attained this vow for the simple reason that these few offer their love unconditionally to his partner. And for the bigger part of couples who failed to fulfill the vow, the reason is that they become selfish. Some lost their trust to their partner, some were become very protective and some fall out of love. Vow can be utterred twice or thrice when they remarry again. In that case, the real meaning of its has been overlooked and has lost its real value. Sometimes, it is better not to take that vow if you are not sure you would not be able to fulfill it. Isn't it?
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@ryanphil01 (4182)
• Philippines
13 Apr 07
yes i agree with you. commitment, assurance and trust are some of the traits that should be developed as the relationship grows. The vow is there to guide the couple the way to happiness.
undeniably, there are couples who falter along the way maybe because they lack the trust, they became selfish, or as i quote you, "fall out of love."
may be just a little bit of reading again the lines of the wedding vow will give us the spark to rekindle the flame which was lost. Isn't it nice renewing the vows when we are celebrating our wedding anniversaries every year?
@lucky_witch (2707)
• Philippines
11 Apr 07
Well not for me... my husband did not fulfill any of his promises... He left us for another girl... In the presence of God, his family and friends... he broke his promises... "I offer you my solemn vow to be your partner in sickneaa and in health, in good times and bad, and in joy as well as sorrow" he left me at the house to be with his woman right after my caesarian operation of our second child. I promise to love you unconditionally, to support you in your goals, to honor and respect you, to laugh with you and cry with you , and to cherish you for as long as we shall both live" He let me support the kids and raise them on my own... then sometimes calling to know if we're ok. My God!
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@ryanphil01 (4182)
• Philippines
11 Apr 07
it's really bad to hear that you are in such situation. It's quite frustrating to know that your husband was not as lovable and caring as he should be.Where was LOVE then? I can't imagine how you managed raising your kids without any support from him? Well, you deserve a second chance perhaps not from him anymore.
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@ninong (110)
• Philippines
12 Apr 07
I think that marriage vow is a promise made to be kept and not a promise made to be broken. Especially since you are making it not only in front of other people but also in front of God. One should make a lot of effort to keep this vow. Nobody says it's easy. But one really should.
@ryanphil01 (4182)
• Philippines
12 Apr 07
the marriage vow is actually a sort of a reminder to both partners to be more strong in their relationship and to carry on the responsibilities they promised to each other until the end.






