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9th December 2018
11:26am GMT

"But life and love isn’t black and white and I did love and adore him. We were best friends, but in many ways I also felt like his mother. And yet I just kept going because at that age, I genuinely thought it was the right thing to do. "Maybe this was how all grown-up relationships felt? Maybe this is what marriage is all about, maybe the love develops and grows over time? Maybe this is just how it feels to be with someone for the rest of your life? I questioned myself daily, even though I knew deep down, that wasn’t how it was supposed to feel. At all."
Khara went on to say that her marriage did eventually break down when she was 24-years-old.
She said that she suffered and that the pain was intense, but that she knew she wasn't the first person to get married young.
"We weren’t the first two people in the world to marry too young and we won’t be the last," she wrote.
"And every second of my past has brought me to where I am today – a wife, a mother and a businesswoman striving to help other women find their purpose. There’s not a single part of that sentence that would lead me to regret the way I got here."
Khara finished her blog post by saying that she was glad she followed her own dreams, even though her life is still a "work in progress."
"This is your path," she said. "The direction you choose to take it in is entirely up to you."
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