Ever been married yet felt like a single mom?
I’ve had moments in my marriage
when I question if having a husband made any difference at all.
Now, before you judge me,
let me explain.
There were times when I found myself doing everything on my own.
Cooking, cleaning,
looking after the kids, teaching and raising them.
I felt like a single parent in a marriage
because my husband was too busy building his business.
Unfortunately, this created resentment between me and my husband.
Let me even speak to the husbands watching this right now.
This message is for you.
It’s crucial to recognise and genuinely appreciate
the daily sacrifices your wives make.
They might not have a fancy title or an official office,
but man,
do they hold it down like nobody else.
Their efforts go beyond what might be considered a routine.
It’s continuous commitment to go above and beyond.
It’s more than a given.
I want you to understand that the way of managing a household
and nurturing a family is a shared responsibility.
It’s not just about the big gestures.
It’s about appreciating the small,
consistent effort from your wife that often goes unnoticed.
Your wife is giving her all
and acknowledging that
goes a long way in fostering a deeper connection.
Think about this for a moment.
The reason you can push and go hard is because of her.
Her role in your life is beyond indispensable.
Without her, the very foundation that provides you
The mental space to tackle your work wouldn’t exist.
Being the head of the house is more than just leading and providing.
It’s about fostering an environment
where love and appreciation flow freely.
Equally important
is recognising and valuing the daily efforts of your wives.
I want you to know that there’s a crucial difference
between being physically at home
and actually being present.
Let’s create a home where gratitude is expressed openly,
where you actively participate in the daily rhythms of family life.
By doing so, we bridge the gap between feeling like a solo parent
and building a partnership
that thrives on mutual understanding and support.
It’s time to make a difference,
husbands, and appreciate your wife.
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