Diary of a Spell Caster – The Probability Of Love

Love stories are hardly ever smooth. A couple has to cross several hardships before they find their happily ever after. Sometimes, these obstacles come in the form of misunderstandings between the couple or friction with each other’s parents.

As much as I’d like to say love conquers all, experience has taught me otherwise. Sometimes, it’s better to weigh your options wisely. Not only does it save you from heartbreak, but it also brings more joy to your life. After all, nobody wants a stressful relationship.

One of the most common examples I’ve seen in this respect are interfaith relationships. While they are quite common nowadays, the taboo associated with such relationships hasn’t really vanished completely. There could be a thousand interfaith couples around you, yet your family will take issue with YOUR relationship, if it follows the same pattern.

There have been many instances where a Jewish woman fell in love with a Muslim Arab man and all was rosy untill the time came to take their relationship to the next level. Once the parents get involved, it becomes a tricky situation for both parties.

Most of my clients have been Jewish women, seeking to reverse their fortunes in love after being spurned by the parents of their Muslim partners. In some cases, the man marries a Muslim woman first to appease his parents and then takes the Jewish woman as a second wife. However, in most cases, this dispute puts an end to loving relationships.

Sure, spells can work in such cases. However, I honestly feel it’s better to enter a relationship knowing fully well what’s at stake. Romantic movies and pop culture may have taught us that the fight for love is a righteous one, but it usually gives us a broken heart and trauma that lasts for a lifetime and affects our future relationships.

Love is not about the spark and butterflies in your stomach, unless you’re looking for a casual fling. It’s about staying with each other through thick and thin.

In interfaith relationships, it’s always good to clear out these details right at the beginning of the relationship before you get too invested in a person. Because if your partner is not willing to stand up to his parents for you at this stage, it’s futile to expect the same from him in the future.

In this unpredictable game of probability in love, seek a relationship that’s more likely to end up in your favour. Seek a relationship that’s more likely to succeed than fail.