Why Good Men Must Have Strong Boundaries In Their Marriages
Jan 22, 2025
The discussion centers on the vital need for men to set strong boundaries in their marriages. It delves into emotional reactions and reveals five essential boundaries to promote a healthier relationship. Warning signs of harmful behaviors and the importance of transparency are examined, particularly in interactions with others. Additionally, the role of prenuptial agreements is highlighted, showing how they relate to character assessments and overall relationship health. It's an eye-opening exploration of marital dynamics and personal well-being.
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Open Marriage Request
It is never okay for wives to suggest opening the marriage due to sexual boredom.
This is a major red flag and signifies deeper issues.
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Male Friendships
Wives' requests for platonic male friendships are unacceptable; they often lead to affairs.
This includes reconnecting with old friends or online connections.
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Phone Secrecy
Wives should be transparent about their phone activity.
Secretive texting, hiding conversations, or protected apps signal immoral intentions.
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(13:42) 5 Non-Negotiable Boundaries a Good Man Must Have
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The views and perspectives on relationships that are expressed in my podcast and courses are meant for women married to good men and good men who are experiencing relationship issues within a range of behaviors that are common and usual – what you might reasonably expect your neighbors or friends to be going through behind closed doors. My message is not for abusive, violent, or compulsive behaviors in a marriage or relationship that are threatening or dangerous. If you are experiencing such behaviors and physical abuse, you should seek a licensed mental health professional who is trained in dealing with domestic abuse.
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