Give it Time, Time will tell

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Don’t be too quick to make decisions, ‘’GIVE IT TIME’’. 

When someone approaches you to tell you ‘’I can’t live without you, I love you and I can put up with your flaws’’, before you commit your heart to such person, PLEASE GIVE IT TIME because time test love and proves it.


When you meet someone today and you feel like marrying the person the next day, take a pause and GIVE IT TIME


When you visit your uncles, aunts or friends during vacation, and you were treated like royalty, don’t be carried away by the way you are being served and start thinking about moving to their house,  GIVE IT TIME


When someone joins your fellowship and is active in all groups/departments, please don’t rush into making him a leader, GIVE IT TIME

When you enter a new environment and everybody worships the ground you step on, please don’t be carried away, but GIVE IT TIME


When someone comes with a business idea with unbelievable returns of profits, before you commit your resources to it, please GIVE IT TIME


When you are in a crossroad of decisions and you don’t know what to do, ask the people involved to GIVE YOU TIME


When you meet someone today, don’t rush into tagging them your best friend but GIVE IT TIME because time tests friendship and uncover true friends


TIME IS A TESTER AND AN AUTHENTICATOR
Time reveals the truth about people and situations.
It shows who is real, who is fake, and what will last.
Many people start off looking good or making big promises, but when life tests them over time, they can’t keep up.
Only a few stay true and prove they are genuine


Maidenwura.

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