Martha was born into an average family. Her father is a low-income earner working with an NGO, while her mum runs a small business within their town. Right from childhood, Martha was blessed with gleaming skin, adorable height, and an attractive face. She grew up in a rough neighborhood but learned to adapt to a unique lifestyle. When Martha finished her university education at the age of 25, suitors started approaching her for marriage. Martha has set a standard for her future husband. Her standard is to marry a handsome rich man who can cook very well. She examines all her suitors, and none of them meet up with her standard. So, Martha decided to wait for her Mr. Right. Martha sincerely believed that her husband is closer than she could ever imagine. Her DM was occupied with romantic messages from different guys, but she snubs most chats and maintained her self-esteem.
Martha continued this lifestyle until she clocks 40. She suddenly realizes that age is no longer by her side. By then, family, friends, and relations are already imposing marriage pressure on her. The need to find a husband pushed Martha to reply to every message on her dm. She started going to religious houses to find a solution. But, most men have lost interest in her since her beauty is fading with her age. After receiving humiliation and rejection from several men, life suddenly became an illusion for Martha. Before she could realize what is happening, she clocked 55. That was how Martha remained Single forever.
Most girls across the world behave like Martha. They rather wait for a perfect man that does not exist than to manage the available man. Before you conclude within yourself to wait for Mr. Perfect, I want you to know that PERFECT MEN DO NOT EXISTS. If a man was able to meet up with some of your standards, accept him, and change him. But if you decide to wait for your Mr. Perfect, you might remain single forever. IF YOU DESIRE TO SETTLE DOWN, FIND A MAN THAT WILL GROW WITH YOU, AND STOP WAITING FOR MR PERFECT THAT DOES NOT EXIST.
Written By: Charles Nwali (Charlestony49@gmail.com)

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