Quick Quotes: Tameka Foster Raymond, Nicole Ari Parker, Chilli and Wendy Williams On Love And Life

DIFFERENCE IN LOVE
You marry a person with the intent — and that includes my first husband — till death do you part. You make a commitment and you make vows, but the covenant you make is with God. It’s beyond the spouse. I believe marriage is a salt covenant. Once salt is combined, that means it’s virtually impossible to separate, nor do I think it’s intended to be separated. Just like a marriage. Especially within the first couple of years, you’re going to have ups and downs. Once you make any good decision, you should expect to be met with obstacles and some turmoil, because that is the devil opposing.
I have always taken that convent — and my vows — very seriously. I took it seriously the first time. And I took it very seriously the second time — even more seriously because I was so madly in love with him. My first husband, I loved him, of course, to pieces. But he was a high school sweetheart. More like a brother . . . Then to have married him, obviously wasn’t the best fit. But I still love him as a person.























