SHIKS' STORY TIME

  In a kingdom far far away, there lives a princess who has amassed massive wealth that she doesn't know what to do with it. One day, she wakes up in the middle of the night and wonders how she could keep her wealth and multiply it through generations to come. In this kingdom, there lives a man named Billy. Billy is acquainted with the queen and this happened through the Duke of Walaa; Daal. The Duke of Walaa, has a very strong connection to the queen. They grew up together in the same village but were raised by the same parents pretty far away from the kingdom. (but that's a story for another day). So as you can see, Daal is almost like a brother to the queen, and he had introduced Billy to her back in the day, before she knew she was in line for the throne. (She always knew she was royalty but not about being in the line up for the throne). The introduction was meant to get Billy in her good graces, so she could help him out considering she was one of the wealthy women in the

Disclaimer: This is based on my opinion and experiences and those of others that I've gotten a privilege to get their insight on this particular topic. I was thinking on the concept of love/ marriage and we had a somewhat epiphany.  Why do people get married? But first we will start with love. How or why do people fall in love? Has a partner ever asked you, "why do you love me?" What exactly happens to you when someone asks that question/ what goes on in your mind? Why do you love them as much as you do? This is a question we need to ask ourselves whenever we feel our hormones raging. Why them? I think it's important to ask ourselves this, because then we won't struggle as much as we do with relationships.  You can chose to love someone purely based on hormones or you can choose to love someone based on hormones and  logic (highly recommended and let's be honest, attraction has to be there). When you love someone based on purely hormones, you can't even ex