Maryam Lemu – THERE IS NO CUSTOM MADE SPOUSE

Maryam Lemu
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The speaker discusses how changing bad habits and breaking bad habits can lead to worse health consequences. They explain how small changes can make big changes, and how small adjustments can even irritate behavior. The speaker also talks about how their husband's behavior during the courtship was irritating them, and how they had to watch him brush his teeth.

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			People are not science experiments
		
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			that you can remove a bit of this
		
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			and add a bit of that and create
		
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			this bespoke spouse.
		
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			How easy is it for you to change?
		
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			How easy was it for you to break
		
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			your bad habits, let alone someone else's?
		
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			And what if they don't change after you
		
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			get married?
		
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			I can promise you that the things you
		
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			want to change after the marriage will most
		
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			likely get worse. You see, we put our
		
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			best foot forward during courtship.
		
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			Yes, we are on our best behaviour.
		
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			After the marriage, the masks come off. Our
		
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			habits go under the microscope.
		
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			The things that didn't bother us before
		
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			become
		
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			magnified
		
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			and all of a sudden they can even
		
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			irritate you. I remember when I got married
		
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			to my husband and during the courtship we
		
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			were so in love. He could do no
		
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			wrong. He was faultless.
		
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			Then we got married. And after a while,
		
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			I'd say maybe just a few months,
		
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			I would watch my husband brush his teeth
		
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			and I cannot tell you how it irritated
		
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			me. And I'd say, why are you brushing
		
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			your teeth like that? And he's like,
		
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			how am I brushing my teeth?
		
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			I don't know what it was. But it's
		
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			like certain tiny things,
		
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			insignificant things became a big deal. The same
		
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			applied to me. I remember when I was
		
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			eating food I was like, oh, this food
		
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			tastes so good.
		
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			And I'd savour the food because it tasted
		
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			good. And he would say stop that, it's
		
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			so irritating.