<Welcome to the Marriage Information Company> Is Real Marriage Possible? [18]

Prayer for a Spouse

After overcoming the period of confusion when we were plagued by the fear of possibly dying from COVID-19,

the whole country was practically one big crazy party, to the point where we were just hoping to get it over with quickly.

Even with COVID-19 raging, we somehow managed to continue meeting people,

and there were some flings, but almost none of them turned into serious relationships.

Sometimes, relationships started but ended by mutual agreement within a few weeks.

I got tired of the guy who constantly wore his mask improperly and was always being asked to wear it properly.

I couldn't understand why a guy who claimed to be in a relationship wouldn't engage in normal conversation and instead opted for a silent retreat.

I just couldn't grasp it.

I thought he was kind and polite, but he became scary when he got behind the wheel and started driving recklessly.

It's funny how he excessively used English in his texts, despite not being a Korean-American,

and his edgy and sensitive words and actions seemed to suggest he was hiding his true self.

“There are a lot of new people there. You will be one of them.”

My best friend, who invariably listened to my failed blind date stories, was amazed that I was experiencing a new world through real-life encounters, not just through dramas and movies.

She said that I was opening her eyes to a new world in real life.

Meeting people was more mentally and physically draining than I had anticipated.

Since the matching team leader took a few months of sick leave due to illness, I naturally took a break from meeting people and focused on my daily life.

I naturally took a break from dating and focused on my daily life.

“What kind of person do I want to meet?”

I confided in my friend, feeling frustrated that I was being too picky.

“Churches have prayer requests for a spouse. I remember writing down everything I wanted in a future partner, from height to personality, when I was younger.”

“Why don’t you write down all the conditions you want in your future partner? It is helpful to write them down. You can also review the list while you are meeting new people. It helps you to check the condition that you have written before.”

My friend suggested that I write down all the conditions I want in my future partner, from height to personality. It is helpful to write them down. You can also review the list while you are meeting new people. It helps you to check the condition that you have written before.”

Following my friend’s advice, I opened the memo app on my smartphone and began to write down my thoughts.

I chuckled to myself as I read through the list of my ideal spouse’s characteristics, from appearance to personality.

There is no such person in this world.