They all think “the problem” is that she’s avoidant.
They all think “the problem” is that she has walls up.
They all think “the problem” is that she stonewalls.
They all think “the problem” is that she doesn’t like intimacy, or that some form of prior abuse or trauma is to blame for her distance.
Here’s an observation of mine… The power struggle phase in a marriage generally comes down to two questions/decision points.
Hey brothers, in 5 words can you describe the core values of the GoodGuys2GreatMen Roundtable community? I am curious what you think those five values would be?
Hey brothers, in 5 words can you describe the core values of the GoodGuys2GreatMen Roundtable community? I am curious what you think those five values would be?
Hey brothers, in 5 words can you describe the core values of the GoodGuys2GreatMen Roundtable community? I am curious what you think those five values would be?
Hey brothers, in 5 words can you describe the core values of the GoodGuys2GreatMen Roundtable community? I am curious what you think those five values would be?
Hey brothers, in 5 words can you describe the core values of the GoodGuys2GreatMen Roundtable community? I am curious what you think those five values would be?
Hey brothers, in 5 words can you describe the core values of the GoodGuys2GreatMen Roundtable community? I am curious what you think those five values would be?
The single greatest transformative concept I’ve experienced as a man and by observing other men, is ownership.
Hey brothers, in 5 words can you describe the core values of the GoodGuys2GreatMen Roundtable community? I am curious what you think those five values would be?
I set myself back again. After months of working on myself I asked my wife how she felt about our relationship. She says nothing has changed. She still doesn’t have any of those “in love” feelings. Man, that hurt. I got a bit defensive. I have been working so hard showing up a better man, husband, and father. She closed down and we ended up in another argument with each other. If feels as if we are back to square one. I have spiraled down into this blanket of sadness thinking that there is no way out of this mess. How do I change the direction of our marriage?
I want to talk to her about the relationship. I want to tell her all the things I need and expect from each other. I want to move past this “limbo land” we are living in and move forward. When do I bring this up? How do I bring this up to her?
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