Umukozi yakijije umusirikare imigambi mibi y' umugore we akoresheje akagare ~ agasobanuye kigisha

Murakaza neza kuri ‪@Girubuzimatv‬ Umuryango wanyu mugari wibanda ku nyigisho n’ubuzima bw’urukundo binyuze muri film nyarwanda, agasobanuye k'urukundo, n’inkuru y'urukundo zigisha kubaka umuryango nyarwanda ushikamye. Kora Subscribe twibanire! 🔔 in this video I am talking reasons why good peole en in marriage with bad ones, Good people often end up with bad partners because their empathy and rescue instincts draw them to those who seem broken, while unconscious patterns from childhood or past relationships make instability feel familiar. Fear of loneliness, romantic idealism, and the hope that marriage will change someone further cloud judgment, and insecurities can lead them to accept less than they deserve. These choices carry risks such as emotional exhaustion, loss of self-worth, and repeating cycles of hurt. Breaking the pattern requires clarity on core values, setting firm boundaries, healing past wounds, and prioritizing compatibility based on respect, emotional availability, and shared principles rather than just attraction. #agasobanuyekurukundo #inkuruyurukundo #causeofincompatibilityinmarriage background music: “The Secret” by Ignace (CC License) -    • Video   Disclaimer: “This content is for educational and informational purposes only. It may include personal opinions, experiences, or general guidance and is not a substitute for professional advice. I am a certified professional in human wellness and development in Rwanda, but the information shared here does not replace consultation with a qualified expert for medical, mental health, or relationship matters. This content is not intended for emergency situations — if urgent help is needed, please contact local emergency services immediately. Viewers are encouraged to make informed decisions and seek professional guidance when appropriate. No outcomes, cures, or results are guaranteed; all content is intended to inform, educate, and promote safe practices.”