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🚨🗣 Kaka: “I did everything I could to save my marriage, but there's something I learned: you can't force someone to stay with you if they've already decided to leave.
“In 2015, my wife told me she didn't want to be married anymore. I clung to the idea of fighting, of
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🚨🗣 Kaka: “I did everything I could to save my marriage, but there's something I learned: you can't force someone to stay with you if they've already decided to leave.
“In 2015, my wife told me she didn't want to be married anymore. I clung to the idea of fighting, of showing her we could get back what we had. I read a book that proposed a 40-day challenge to win back your partner; I did it twice. Gifts, letters, unexpected surprises… but in the end, she just kept repeating, 'I don't want it anymore.'
“It was a brutal blow. As a Christian, divorce wasn't in my plans. The Bible says marriage is forever, but what do you do when the other person no longer wants to continue? I fought until the end, until I understood something key: love can't be forced. Love is a daily choice. And if someone stops choosing you, you have to learn to let go.”
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Did China ever learn from the mistakes of its own past?
Did China understand that imperialism and one-man authoritarian rule always lead to the same historical cycle — one that lasts roughly 300 years before collapse?
Mao Zedong once spoke of China’s “historical cycle of rise
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