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“Marriage will offer you a mirror to see the reflection of your weaknesses that are hidden in your soul and spirit. Common mistake is to be defensive when such weaknesses are revealed instead of acknowledging them and work on becoming better person in such areas.”

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Book:The Greatest Proposal
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