5 ways you are unknowingly destroying your wife and killing your marriage

Couple embracing each other on a bridge by a lake Modern society has many expectations of men. We expect them to be caring, and sensitive, yet also manly and strong.

Every woman wants a sensitive man, but if he is too sensitive, he isn’t protective enough.

Finding the balance between all the different and maybe even conflicting expectations can be difficult.

Here are 5 things men can do to destroy their wife and their marriage.

Not providing the basics for the family

Pessimism

Withholding physical affection

Putting other things first

Not speaking her language

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5 ways you are unknowingly destroying your wife and killing your marriage

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“Alone We Can Do So Little; Together We Can Do So Much.” - Helen Keller

“Alone We Can Do So Little; Together We Can Do So Much.”
- Helen Keller