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That was how she ended up in my matrimonial bed


That was how she  ended up in my matrimonial bed
In 3 months you approached your spouse  for sex 45 times, she gave excuses and complained 40 times though later gave in 30 times and declined completely 10 times but didn't complain 4 times,so how many times did you have sex?
In one year of 12 months and 365 days you made sexual advances to your Spouse 0 times because you thought your relationship is secure due to you felt your Spouse is a decent person. So you think 🤔 your relationship is actually secured?
Tomorrow your Spouse starts seeking sex outside your relationship due to the fact that you're starving your relationship of sex.
Sex therapist have a thousand revelations to possible reasons why people lose appetite for sex but i have not read any of them made mention of nonchalance towards sex life of one's partner to be one of them.
Later you will start going to prayer houses praying God to bring back or restore your relationship. But Boom your relationship is gone, because one small boy/girl dey service Oga/Madam already 🤷🏻‍♂️.
See let me tell you one simple truth
"We face temptations everyday. Being Loyal is a Choice"
This is applicable to Business.
As a Business person you've got 3 months (90 days) to advertise your business, you have list of 45 prospects, you ended up booking appointments with only 40 of them and succeeded in meeting 30 of them and you were able to drive home your business with only 10 of them  and only 4 of them Joined your Business. How many people did you really tell your business?
For business it's a win, win situation because your Ability to make a  move whether the prospect signed up or not it's a WIN.
*THINK RIGHT AND BE A SOLUTION PROVIDER.*
Father's Day speech by
Chairman CEO
Cromexpress group®

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