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Message: [QUOTE="Nehanda, post: 24710, member: 2262"] As Valentine's Day comes near, many ask what makes love work well. One woman shares her thoughts through a simple test: rate yourself as a partner from 1 to 10. Love fills the air these days with heart-shaped goods in stores. Yet true care means more than buying things. It needs people who want to help others grow. A short film on TikTok shows this truth. A wife tells how her man taught her to rest. "He made me feel safe," she says. "When a man keeps his word, a woman can be her best self." Her face glows as she speaks these words. The Bible clearly speaks about good partners. A caring husband loves his wife with all his heart. He leads with wisdom and helps meet his house's needs. He says sorry when he is wrong and learns to pardon others. A loving wife stands by her man with deep care. She runs her home with skill and helps her group stay strong. She keeps calm when things turn hard. Those who search for love need clear eyes. Smart people look at how others act each day. They watch how someone talks through hard times. Smart minds see if the other person can face rough days with grace. People who want true love must give their best first. This means doing good things day after day. As an old book says, "Keep doing good. You will see results if you stay strong." The 2009 film The Joneses and its 2016 sequel show what happens when people care more about looks than truth. Both tales warn us not to chase what others have. Peace comes when we stay real. Life asks each person to be better today than before. This rule works in love as in other things. A happy match needs two people who try hard to help each other grow. The path to good love is open all year, not just on special days. When people work at being kind and true, they build ties that last. [/QUOTE]

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