Kamis, 15 November 2018

The marriage sacrifice.


Hi, everyone. 

Zidnie is back.

This is my second week doing the Instagram detox (in case you are wondering where was I. LOL). Meanwhile, I will do the update here, in my husband’s blog. 

I’ve recently watched ‘Hanum and Rangga: Faith in the City’ yesterday. Despite from its political controversy, I found some interesting points about marriage, which I also experienced. 

One of the points I’d like to highlight is the sacrifice. Pictured on the film, Hanum is obsessed to her dreams, being a journalist in New York City. She, unfortunately, forgets her main job as a wife. She never come home punctually. She gives her husband an instant noodle for breakfast frequently because she has no time to prepare breakfast. And even they do not have any couple quality time. I somewhat agree with the movie twist ending that Hanum decides to go with Rangga, her husband, to Vienna, leave New York City and she said “my dream is wherever am with you”.



“Zidnie, don’t you say you agree that women could not have dreams and men could?”

Nope.
“Zidnie, then you say that women should only services the man and can’t do anything more than that?”

Nope!

I believe, wife should not give up on her dreams. But there is a difference after the marriage. I stated at the on-air interview, “Girls, married only when you finished achieving your personal dreams. Cause after married, no more my dreams or his dreams, but our dreams, together”. 


I am pretty satisfied and grateful of what I’ve achieved up to this time. I also have many more dreams to come. But decided to marry a man named Fahmi Habibi means I turn my dreams to Habibi X Urbayani vision. Which we will reach it together, with both hands, brains, and prays. This is why I believe the urgency to marry someone who has the same vision and dreams as yours. Because from now on, it will be ‘our’ dreams. Moreover, there is a saying “behind a man’s successful there is a brave and successful woman” because believe it or not, that is actually ‘our’ dreams.

Quoted from Michelle Obama’s interview with Oprah, “Marriage is hard work for any couple”. You need to build and maintain the love with all matters. By that, you can work together as a teammate to achieve ‘our’ dreams. 



It is a piece of my random thought. Give your opinion with comment below or do tell me your thought on other social media platform. 

Till next time, 

XOXO



PS: Anyways, mas Fahmi happy 2nd month being with me. Let us fly higher with this marriage-ship. Aye aye, Captain!

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