@godlywomanhood There is nothing new under the Sun. In Isaiah 3, the people of Judah thought they knew better. Under judgment of leadership, women's pride and rebellion secured their destruction.
There are men who have become everything they thought their wives wanted.
Great dad.
Great physique.
Great husband.
Successful at business.
They love their wives.
They touch them.
They’re intimate all the time.
And yet, they still can’t understand why they don’t get that same energy back from her.
Underneath this is an ugly question:
what’s wrong with me?
A answer many men search for.
But beware!
This is a dangerous power to give to a woman, and and frankly, no woman should ever have this power
This isn’t about wanting more for your marriage.
It’s about letting your wife tell you what you’re worth.
That is not a position any man needs to ever put himself in.
You’re enough!
You just have to know wanting desire from your wife is legitimate.
But you can no longer believe her desire should get the final vote on what you’re worth.
That distinction will change everything.
@DavidEdgington There is a mystery here. The way that men and women compete amongst their peers is completely different. Men are content to run the race but women will often sabotage one another. Winning is relative. Very few are motivated by honor.
@godlywomanhood It's both predictable and depressing how many women will hear the solution presented in many different ways and still miss the point.
When you live in Camp Victim everything that follows is
Helplessness, negative emotions, hatred and rage.
@StefanMolyneux As for my people, children are their oppressors, and women rule over them. O my people, they which lead thee cause thee to err, and destroy the way of thy paths. (Is 3:12)
@NathanL01084789 It is easier to show you what I mean
Watch 👇
Only when a woman recognizes what her husband does for her, it starts realizing that she is part of the equation, only then can she work actively to change it
@Davism64@GiaMMacool Happiness is a temporary emotion that naturally comes and goes rather than a permanent state you can hold onto forever. Contrast with the joy of family and purpose.