The y oung man’s fiancée has a violent temper and a consuming jealousy. She goes berserk if she sees him with another woman and recently broke the windscreen of his car because he saw another lady in the front seat of his car. The young man is asking whether or not he should go on with the marriage plan. In the past I would not have bothered devoting this column to this issue because ordinarily it is a no-brainer: he should not only walk away, he should flee from that potentially fatal relationship. But no, he is seeking advice over what is pretty obvious, even to him. You know why? The answer is in a quote I used some time ago in this column. “Everybody in love is a fool,” and at this point in time, the young man might just be the biggest fool of them all. Now the whole essence of courtship is to study the person you are involved with and answer that critical question whether or not you are ready to spend the rest of your life with him/her. This boils down partly to asking yourself wh
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