With seven years of marriage under her belt, she’s imploring ladies to recognize the importance of boundaries in relationships and to avoid taking on ‘wifely’ responsibilities while still wearing the girlfriend title.
Milly passionately shared that performing wifely duties too soon often leads young women to unwittingly set themselves up for heartbreak.
“Sadly, many end up married to someone else because they put forth wifely care for those who don’t deserve it,” she remarked, emphasizing that such responsibilities should only fall to those who have made the lifelong commitment of marriage.
“Ladies, keep it clear—wifely duties belong to married women, not to those still dating,” Milly insisted.
She encourages young women to embrace their role as girlfriends and avoid the pitfall of overextending themselves in relationships that aren’t solidified by a ring.
“If you find yourself sharing in mutual respect and affection, that’s great! But keep things light. Anything deeper should be reserved for the sanctity of marriage,” the loving mother of two elaborated.
Milly’s husband Peter Kabi alias Kabi Wajesus, also weighed in with valuable insight, reinforcing the need for fidelity among young couples.
“Let’s stop normalizing cheating,” he emphasized, drawing a line in the sand against cohabitation without commitment.
Their joint plea for honesty and respect echoes a core truth for all involved in romantic partnerships.
Milly and Kabi began dating in 2011 and tied the knot on December 4, 2017.
As they reflect on their journey, they stress the vital importance of holding off on those wifely duties until the vows are exchanged.
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