🙂 This blog, I want to dedicate to all those who don't want to waste their time because love is the most important thing. Age and everything else are secondary. Do you know the story of the legendary writer Agatha Christie? Well, here it is... I hope you understand what I want to convey to you. 😉

Agatha Christie was 40 years old when she was proposed to by 24-year-old Max Mallowan. He loved her very much. Although in those times, 40 years were almost old age. And the age difference was huge. 😮

Agatha wisely consulted her sister, who advised her to wait. Agatha was much older. Very much older. She was already a mature lady. That's why it's necessary not to rush but to check her own feelings and the feelings of a young man. Waiting for three years in a relationship. And then everything will become clear: whether it's love or infatuation. 🕒❤️

So Agatha made a reasonable and sensible decision. She replied to her sister clearly and simply, 'You see, in three years, I will be even older. Life passes, and time is fleeting. Maybe I should marry Max while he's proposing. And anyway, who knows what lies ahead?' That was a wise and healthy decision. Sometimes you have to wait, of course, and check everything. But life goes on. And chances disappear. The train leaves the platform, and you might not catch it while you're contemplating, waiting, and measuring seven times. 🚂🤔⌛

So Agatha got married and lived happily with her husband until old age. If she had waited, she would have missed out. And the young man could have tired of waiting too. Besides, a war started later, which Agatha and Max miraculously survived and stayed alive. So decisions about happiness can't wait. You have to strike while the iron is hot when it comes to our life, our feelings, new possibilities, and chances. There might not be another chance. And three years is a very long time in a relatively short human life. Max and Agatha lived together for 45 years, although everyone doubted the success of their marriage. 💍💑🌟

For the writer, her husband was always the main person in her life. She even called her grandson only the 'second favorite man.' But when talking about their marriage in numerous interviews, Max and Agatha always avoided using the word 'love,' preferring the terms 'luck' and 'fortunate circumstance.' In Agatha's autobiography, summing up her long life, she called meeting Max Mallowan the main event of her destiny: 'Thank you, Lord, for all the love that was given to me...' 📚🖋️❤️

So maybe you shouldn't waste time? 😉⌛