The way it is
I suppose by making public some of what is commonly reserved as personal that we are inviting criticism, and I'm OK with that. But what astounds me is the certainty which many people seem to have that I and my wife are making the wrong decision. Is it too simple to believe that we could really have found our soul mate, the peson that we want to spend our life with, in spite of our differences? Because it is that simple. My wife and I have chosen to make a go at this life together. We hold sacred the importance of family. We believe that the whole is greater than the sum of the parts. We feel that the best chance we have is to face this side-by-side, as partners, best-friends, lovers, and equals. We believe in true love. We believe in God and that He is our support. We believe that we are not just as we are now and will always be so -- we believe that we are meant to constantly try to improve ourselves, and that it is possible to ...