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Dear Future Wife

I am not perfect; I hope that's okay.

Tiger Khokunthod
Nov 14, 2016
Judson University
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Dear Future Wife
Tiger Khokunthod

Dear Future Wife,

I am not perfect. As much as I want to be the perfect one for you, I will never be at the level that you deserve. I will never be able love you as much as I should. God loves you so much and to be honest, he is all you need and I understand that. I have things that will make me go mad. I hope you can understand that. I have a career that may not do well. Music is tough. I promise to try my best, and if I fail, I pray that you will stick by me. I don't plan on having everything together. Even if I do find out what I love to do, I will continue to second guess myself.

But, YOU are beautiful. You help me get up everyday. You lead me back to what's important. You support me no matter what. You bring me back to Jesus. There are going to be days where I'll want to give up, want to quit. But I appreciate you sticking by me at every stage of life.

I promise to love you as much as I can. It won't be perfect because I'm not perfect, but everyday will be like a new day. I promise to support you in your goals. I have goals, and so do you. But I always want the best for you, no matter what it is. I promise that in your worst, I'll give my best. You will have your days, I'm sure of it, but I'll be right by your side. I promise to share Jesus' love with you everyday.

Together, we will fight. We will dance. We will love. We have the world in front of us. We will face temptation. We will work together. We will love together. WE are worth loving.

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