Reacting to TikTok Marriage Advice "My Husband is My Boss!?"

Reacting to TikTok Marriage Advice "My Husband is My Boss!?" - TWR Podcast #86

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@our.secret1130 Жыл бұрын

I remember feeling like her as a younger woman, before realizing that no human is worth trusting, no matter how worthy he is as a man. Only god reserves my ultimate trust, surrender, and submission. I tried to place the masculine as a godhead in my psychology, and it backfired .

@violettippet5246 7 ай бұрын

Why can't I find a man who feels this way about me? Why can't he choose me to be a leader? Why can't he obey me, respect me, and follow me? I am good at that.

@gurlycash7394 Жыл бұрын

I do like that she said she chose her husband to lead her. She chose him to be her husband. She hsd the power in the beginning part but not after the marriage. Ladies be careful eho you marry snd choose to submit to

@Anonytubous Жыл бұрын

I'd just sum up... you'll be the king if you earn it, by making your woman your queen; focus on giving what she needs, not what you want to give, focus on hearing her out, validating her, take care of her. It's so disgusting to read the men's comments showing they feel entitled to having a submissive person by their side. It clearly shows they can't be the strong, healthy husbands and fathers, and need this social status to be forced by society. That's a giant red flag and they wouldn't deserve a giving woman. They would exploit and abuse her, convincing everyone that's the god's law. Because they are impaired in loving and giving themselves. If they weren't, equality would be a gift, not a danger. Mom's boys that never got to be adult and actually take responsibility for creating something, just want to be served and pampered. Demanding a slave, not a wife. No goddess will go for that. Being a high-valued man means truly respecting and cherishing your partner in every aspect. It's about understanding and embracing the natural intricacies of a woman's body, listening to her opinions over the noise of others, and standing by her side during her most vulnerable moments. It's about equal partnership, where both get equal leisure and responsibilities. It's about communication without defensiveness, intimacy with mutual satisfaction, and a shared journey where both partners uplift and support each other. If you expect her to shoulder the majority of household and parenting responsibilities, demand intimacy without ensuring her satisfaction, or hold prejudiced beliefs about her capabilities, then you certainly don't deserve a high-value woman. A high-value woman seeks respect, understanding, and an equal partner in life's journey. Some women are just very naive or not aware that they've been socialized completely different (I'd say groomed), and men aren't taught to be empathetic and care about everyone else like they do. And it leads to abuse. If being an abuser is a lucrative option, then you already are and should stay away from any woman.