Some people love to take pride in their appearance and look good all the time. Others dress for the occasion and some dress up once in a blue moon.
I was just wondering, many people I’ve seen take so much care in looking nice before they marry, but once the marriage is sealed, they kind of let themselves go. Of course having children changes a few things, but I’m talking about before they even come into it.
There are people who take their time to look nice before marriage, because they know they could well bump into their future partner. And then there are others who don’t need to always look nice but then really make an effort to look pretty once they get maried.
**What do you think about this? Do you give importance to looking good at all times, would it end after marriage, or would it begin after marriage?
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I personally like to stay simple for now. Insha’Allah after marriage I’d take note of these sort of things. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and insha’Allah I’d like that to be my husband.
i think its nice when my husband puts in the effort to dress up once in a while, it just makes me feel that he still cares about me, and i do the same. i think its important for people to not take advantage of their partners after marriage, just putting in a little effort makes a lot of difference.
i’d def dress up after marriage bcoz she likes it that way… and a happy voti makes some nice tikka boti …verna ager usko GHUSSA agaya to meri TIKKA BOTI ho jaye ge…
It should be before and after marriage. But I think a lot of times after marriage you don't have the time to do all the stuff to look good as you did when you were single. After kids, its a completely different story.
my take, however is this: both, men and women after they get married to their respective spouses, should strive to be themselves, but presentable. :halo:
marriage is an exciting thing, at no point in time, it should lose the momentum of being a RIDE of joys and sorrows, so to embrace all that, TOGETHER, one consolation can be that the other half is a p p e a l i n g, emotionally, psychologically, spirtually & of course physically (but not a stud (for men) or a pastry/trophy (for women)).