How To Take Criticism From Your Spouse

Aired Jan 11, 2009 Studio 5

[@ecitb3005]

If its not for my son, I'd left my husband long time ago. No one should have to deal with this kind of shxt. I forever thank my parents built a solid self-esteem for me, otherwise, living with my husband will make me actually believe I'm shxt.

[@ritajohannessen9804]

Know what you mean. Be shure that God doesnt want him to treat you like that. I say- shout out to God, tell him everything, how you feel, how he talkes to you, do it in the name of Jesus, because He has promised to listen to you in that name. Continue to do this!!! Because its getting darker out there, but God is the strong man, He want your marriage to be good. He will help you.

"You need .... " the opening line of manipulators. NO ONE has the right to tell someone else what they "need". It's the epitome of arrogance and malignant narcissism.

Why should anyone "take" criticism from their spouse?? Criticism is NEVER healthy or productive.

[@jessestone785]

There is no need to “take” criticism from your wife. Simply tell her that you’re no longer interested in a relationship where you have to “take” criticism. See a divorce lawyer.

[@the.mermaid._]

This was fantastic thank you so much

I finally just told my wife directly to stop criticizing me in such a way that she knew I MEANT IT.

[@ecitb3005]

Did it work? I already gave up.

In the Anglosphere (US, UK, CN, OZ, NZ), the wife always has power over her husband ... the courts say so!!!

[@ecitb3005]

I agree with the court. And I understand why. If you see my husband, you'd be on my side too.

[@queenjosannedouglas3038]

Criticism is a Sin According to 📖 Matthew 7:1 📖💯💯❤️