Marriage is a pledge, a promise, a commitment to another human being to be there for them and with them through thick and thin. To be their teammate and their partner in love and in life. Unfortunately, these days, ‘Until death do us part’ has become ‘until I get bored of you,’ or ‘until times get rough.’ But the promise of until death do us apart" has been rooted in many marriages on matrimonial site marathi or on matrimonial marathi sites. So — if and when we are going to make this important commitment to the person we love.  I’m starting off with an important one. I have said it before and I’ll say it again — anyone can stand by your side during the sunny days. When you search for a partner on any platform for say, vadhu var suchak kendra or matrimonial marathi sites make sure you find someone who will always be there by your side no matter what! The real test of character is whether or not they will hold the umbrella over you during the stormy days. When making a lifelong commitment to someone, you are committing to being there for them “in sickness and in health.” Sickness — may not be a common cold. It may be a large, life-altering challenge. It may be the sickness of a family member. Maybe, your own sickness. It may not necessarily be a literal health challenge, but perhaps a rough patch in life that tests your commitment and love. You are not pledging to be a fair weather spouse and only be there when times are good. You are pledging to be there — always. Yes, strive for success. Yes, go for that promotion at work. Yes, hustle to take your business to the next level. But be very careful not to destroy your relationship through neglect in the process. Before you were a CEO or a high-powered attorney or a doctor, you were a man or woman who fell in love. You are a human being who is intimately and emotionally connected to another human being. Even the greatest accomplishments in life lose their meaning when we have lost the person we always wanted to share them with. The key is to find a balance. To build off of your relationship as a foundation. To appreciate your teammate as part of your success as he or she supports you along the way. Letting the scales tip too far in either direction will only lead to disaster