Things to Consider before Going into a Relationship

 In life before we start a business, pick a career or buy a car we consider some factors, but when it comes to a RELATIONSHIP we don't take our time to consider the following things.

1. Do I really love myself.

2. Can I put the needs of others above my own needs.

3. Are we compatible or not.

4. Can I overlooked his/her excesses and still want to continue.

5. Why do I want to start a relationship?

6. Is it a long term or short term relationship.

I will like you all to consider these things before we go into any relationship, because is the reason why we have so many broken relationships and failed marriages in our society today.


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