Tessina on “The Real 13th Step” on Blog Talk Radio • Dr. Tina interviewed in Insights Magazine • Video interview at Online Psychology • Dr. And in these families, the parents put their relationship before the kids.Another’s girlfriend eventually broke up with him after several years because he rarely made time to spend alone with her, instead expecting constant family time with his son.If, during the courtship, one or both parties realize that marriage is not God’s will and they end the relationship, the courtship has not failed.On the contrary, the courtship was successful, because God gave the direction that was sought through it.

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