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7 Reasons To Save Yourself For Marriage 1


 Saving yourself for marriage a very divisive topic for many people, and more especially in 2015 where talking and engaging in sexual activity is pretty much seen as the norm as opposed to the exception. Purity and chastity seems to have gone out of fashion. But let’s take a look at 7 reasons why you should wait for marriage before jumping in the sac. We’re not judging those who already have though.

1. You Communicate More In 


Relationship When a relationship is without sex you tend to communicate more, and learn more about each other, and focus less on the physical aspects of things. You talk more, share your fears and joys, and you really get to understand if this is the right person for you on a relationship level.  

2. Friendship Grows 

With better communication, your friendship with your partner begins to grow very well. It’s been said that the perfect mate should be your best friend. You grow you friendship, and generate shared interests. 
  
3. You Can Leave Easily 


It’s much easier to end a relationship when it’s going bad if you don’t have any sexual attachment to the said person. For ladies you know you wont be adding to any kind of body count, and it gives you a much clearer head to make such a decision.   

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