ADVERTISEMENT

"Know yourself, find yourself before looking for a partner" - Majid Michel

The Ghanaian actor says recognising one's weaknesses and strengths should come before falling in love.

Majid Michelle gives relationship advice on Instagram

In an Instagram post published on his February 1, 2017, the 36-year old advises on some aspects of relationships, the most prominent one being about self discovery before finding love.

In the insightful post Majid says, "you should build “YOU” before you ever think about building a marriage."

He goes further to say that when people use words such as 'I cannot live without you' and 'I will die without you,' they are not being romantic, but possessive.

ADVERTISEMENT

"'I will die without you.' 'I cannot live without you.' 'If you go away, my world will crumble.'

"Who said these are romantic statements? Those statements are not romantic!" he emphasizes.

"They reflect an addictive dependency. Instead of being addicted to a substance, you are addicted to a person.

"'I need a man.' 'I need a woman.' No! You need God! And you need his holiness.

ADVERTISEMENT

"God is saying, "please get your act together as an unmarried person. Get your standards and values settled.

"If you cannot control your emotions, your passions, your feelings, your attitudes, your bad habits or your behavior as you are single now, then you are not prepared for marriage.

"If you need to get married to be fulfilled or loved, you are not ready for marriage. The very thing that makes you need to get married will become the problem in your marriage.

"Men, before you go chasing a woman, make sure she is someone you can chase until death do you part.

"Discover yourself first. Know yourself and find yourself through Christ before you start looking for a partner.  All your secrets and depression and frustration and baggage and all your issues.

ADVERTISEMENT

"If you look at yourself, you yourself will not want to take yourself home. Yet you want someone to take you home.

"I'm scared of anyone who is impatient for marriage. [Because you] are just a parasite looking for a host. Be an asset to your partner not a deficit," he concludes.

Majid Michel has been married to Virna Michel since 2005 and the couple even renewed their vows in 2015, the 10th anniversary of their wedding.

Enhance Your Pulse News Experience!

Get rewards worth up to $20 when selected to participate in our exclusive focus group. Your input will help us to make informed decisions that align with your needs and preferences.

I've got feedback!

JOIN OUR PULSE COMMUNITY!

Unblock notifications in browser settings.
ADVERTISEMENT

Eyewitness? Submit your stories now via social or:

Email: eyewitness@pulse.ng

Recommended articles

Adesola Adeyemi advocates mental health with 'Styling the Mind'

Adesola Adeyemi advocates mental health with 'Styling the Mind'

7 amazing health benefits of eating seaweed

7 amazing health benefits of eating seaweed

Top 5 most expensive paintings ever sold

When does old age actually begin? Scientists have an answer — it's not 30

When does old age actually begin? Scientists have an answer — it's not 30

The early signs of labour every woman should know

The early signs of labour every woman should know

How parents, teachers can recognise when a child is being bullied

How parents, teachers can recognise when a child is being bullied

Here's why exotic animals should never be kept as pets

Here's why exotic animals should never be kept as pets

7 most prominent industries in Nigeria that contribute to the country's wealth

7 most prominent industries in Nigeria that contribute to the country's wealth

How to deal with bullies and protect yourself

How to deal with bullies and protect yourself

These are 3 reasons houseflies love mangoes and here are 7 ways to keep them away

These are 3 reasons houseflies love mangoes and here are 7 ways to keep them away

5 ways chamomile tea enhances your sexual health

5 ways chamomile tea enhances your sexual health

Okin biscuits and 9 other snacks millennials loved as children

Okin biscuits and 9 other snacks millennials loved as children

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT