ryujin6190

Your right there, baka naman the guy was living in hell and was looking for an exit from that fiery marriage, that was his call. Have seen a lot of broken marriages and most of them does not involve a third party. It was mainly incompatibility, therefore disision niya na humiwalay sa asawa niya. Who knows, his wife might even be happier with this arrangement. But i could be wrong too. got to hear the story from this dude.

Maybe you're right about that, Sir.

If you cannot take some things, the only way to stop is to put an end to it (like what you've said, he looked for a door to exit that rocky marriage). The guy must have reached that point, if he wants to stay or go (And he decided to give up, maybe he realized that the marriage is getting nowhere).

Must have been a mutual decision between both parties to go separate ways. At least no third party involved.

@ karen

Ma'am, I like what you've said. (There's always a hope). There are things in this world that are not meant to be (just like what happened to your partner's failed marriage). I do not mean to judge, but I think that he left his family because he wanted to end his misery. And besides he made that decision first, before you ended up being with him.

I am glad that you are both happy. At least now, he can no longer look back to his past.

Everybody deserves a happy life, even if living nowadays is much harder.

I find this video funny. :thumbsupsmiley:

Pacquiao Vs Hatton. Street Fighter Style.

as a beginner, take an MMA class directly. then, branch out from there, depending on which aspect you are comfortable with.

 

and just to make things clear, striking is NOT easy. you can spar in grappling every single day of the week (one of the things i love about it), but in striking that will lead to facial fractures, internal bleeding, and brain damage.

Thanks for the tip, Sir. I'll think about it first whether I'll take MMA directly. Those things that you've said were helpful before I make a decision.

I am open to other advices that you can recommend before taking up MMA.

Love has taught me to be selfless and patient. Giving all your best efforts without losing your identity.

And without expecting anything in return.

Hi Sirs,

I am planning to take up MMA. What is the best base to start in MMA for beginners (striking, grappling, etc.).

I hope that someone can help me out with this.

For me, love has taught me to be strong, to forgive others. And especially, it taught me how to use my brain to make a decision before using my heart to express my true feelings to the person that I love.