Na Astou Fall invites better preparation for marriage August 30, 2026

The author of the book Marriage: What They Don’t Tell Us, Na Astou Fall, tried to reveal the hidden side of marriage that parents don’t talk to their children. She invited the population to better prepare young people for married life to combat the multiple cases of divorce.

BAMBEY – Presented to the public on Saturday August 29, 2026 in Bambey, the work: marriage what we are not told by Na Astou Fall aims to draw the attention of young people to the emotional, relational and human aspects of life as a couple. The author, Na Astou Fall, wrote this book of 114 divided into 10 chapters to evoke the realities of life together that spouses experience in couples and that parents do not often talk to their children. According to him, marriage should not be a taboo subject. “Parents need to talk more about marriage but not only about rights, duties and obligations. There are other, more important aspects that we don’t forget. It is about patience, responsibility, the emotional aspect, the relational aspect among others. ”, she said.

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The IT product manager considers her first book as a reflection which invites men, women and singles to tell them that the love which establishes the pre-marital phase (often promising) is not enough to build a solid life. The scientist also insisted on the beginning of marriage, which she defined as a moment of transition, a period of intense happiness, of affection towards long-term learning. She drew her readers’ attention to the adventures that test marriage through financial difficulties, communication deficits with annoying silences, delusions, expectations, patience, etc. “These are the problems that constitute the reality that people experience on a daily basis. Marriage is an adventure that deserves more preparation. This preparation does not only concern the material aspect. It also affects work on oneself, faith, the misinterpretations of others, the need for creativity, the obligation to be patient and emotional maturity,” noted the computer scientist to the press.