A Must Read For Young Guys


DEAR YOUNG GUYS
Don't wait to be a millionaire, build mansion, buy the latest car in town or meet Beyonce type of lady, with Kim kardashian type of shape, before you settle down. Don't wait till you get everything you need in life, don't wait till you're ready because you will never be ready! You will get more dreams as you get older, so face it now!
Face it now because you might not finish achieving all those plans within the time frame you set? And of course the years you wasted, you can never have them back! So why not start your life early, and then, with consistency you will grow!
Marry and have kids early so you can grow with them. Grow with your kids and succeed with your wife. If you can feed yourself, you can as well feed your wife. MARRY EARLY! Trust me it isn't about money only, but rather your Maturity! Your Wisdom and the way you Handle Life Issues.
Don't be 60yrs old and your kids will still be in their 20's.. What are you supposed to be at that age? Their grand father? I believe you want to be very healthy to drive, when your son buys you a car! And also fit to dance on your granddaughter's wedding!
I know some guys will still attack me, but let the truth be told. Y'all should stop being afraid of marriage. Or afraid of responsibilities. That girl you are finding too many fault in has many good qualities if you look well. GO GET MARRIED! Build your home! And Jehovah God will bless and guide your path.

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