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I've heard this before, and my wife felt that way too from time to time >.<
But is it true? Am I a bad husband?
I work actively together with my wife to sort out issues and for the last 7 years since I've known her it's been nothing but positive progress despite what the world threw at us. I swore to myself when I was 12 to never have my family suffer the fate that I had suffered, and I lived up to my own promise, established my own business, achieved financial freedom, provided my wife with everything she needed financially, and my daughter has her future ahead of her which is very promising.
I love my wife, I am still suffering from vulnerability issues but for the most part I've overcome them - for her. I now reaffirm her, and help her feel more secure. But I'll never be a doormat, I've held my ground and was ready to lose her - it hurt her deeply however during and after our short seperation.
I am trying my best with what I have, and with the circumstances before me... please tell me, am I a bad husband?
But is it true? Am I a bad husband?
I work actively together with my wife to sort out issues and for the last 7 years since I've known her it's been nothing but positive progress despite what the world threw at us. I swore to myself when I was 12 to never have my family suffer the fate that I had suffered, and I lived up to my own promise, established my own business, achieved financial freedom, provided my wife with everything she needed financially, and my daughter has her future ahead of her which is very promising.
I love my wife, I am still suffering from vulnerability issues but for the most part I've overcome them - for her. I now reaffirm her, and help her feel more secure. But I'll never be a doormat, I've held my ground and was ready to lose her - it hurt her deeply however during and after our short seperation.
I am trying my best with what I have, and with the circumstances before me... please tell me, am I a bad husband?