Wedding is fun, honeymoon phase is a.w.e.s.o.m.e. but marriage is really a lot of work! You’re juggling your work, daily house chores, children and husband every single day. If you don’t enjoy what you’re doing, you’re killing yourself slowly inside because you barely have time for yourself.
Whenever I see an old couple walking together holding hands, I really envy them. I want be like them. Even after soooo long, it’s still the same person they are walking with, same hand they are holding and they never get tired. Isn’t that sweet?
To me, marriage is about two people committed themselves to each other, sharing the same desire to spend their lifetime together, and willingness to be there for one another. In Al-Quran, it’s clearly stated “They are clothing for you and you’re clothing for them..” (Al-Baqarah, verse 187). Like our clothing that covers and protect our body, couples defend each other’s honour. They protect and enhance each other’s beauty while shielding that which must be hidden, according to Allah’s rules.
not that i was lazy but the school always wanted us to follow the rules blindly...
we, the new generation want to be told nicely the REASONS behind the do's and don'ts
we don't take orders but we love to see facts before we agree on opinions...
nowadays not just students but adults also are keen towards the freedom of speech...
but these adults are also the one who used to advise us "Dengar cakap cikgu, jangan melawan."
irony is it? don't blame the school totally...
our culture and up bringing also play part in this situation...
when we were young, whenever we asked questions to adults, they will reply "Pergi main jauh2, jangan ganggu orang tua bercakap"
this automatically turn off our motivations to seek more knowledge by questioning...
when we go to higher level of education, they say "Kalo tak paham tanya cikgu dalam kelas"
but they already instilled that culture not to ask, and even if you do ask, they won't give us answers...
because we are kids to them, so we should be ignored...
well for me, both adults and younger generation should learn the arts of debate...
ask question nicely and answer the questions nicely (with concrete reasons and facts)