Black Love Anthony and Sopha
Anthony and Sopha Rush
LETS BE REAL RIGHT QUICK. Relationships are never easy. They are processes that must be worked at every single day. It’s just like banking. You must invest to see a profit. It took me a long time to understand that. Let me tell you.
Anthony and Sopha Rush
Marriage is just the same. My wife and I have times where we can argue for a majority of the day, but we never walk out on one another. We may get on each others nerves from time to time, but we never walk out on one another. I may say hurtful things from time to time. She may do things that I don’t understand. But we don’t walk out on one another.
The beautiful thing about marriage is the fact that it is two imperfect people coming together to live life as God intended them to.
Full of love, sacrifice, selflessness, and community. Do we do that all the time? HECK NO, but everyday God blesses us with another chance to strive towards it, and that’s what we’ll do.
Whatever you love, put your all into it and you will see the benefits flow.
To my lovely wife @livedeeplyrooted I thank you for being a woman of love and selflessness where ever you go. You already know what it is, I’ll bust heads for you. In the name of Jesus of course lol 🤗
Reflections by @rushanthony
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