The TRUTH about husbands

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Rabbi Manis Friedman is a world-renowned author, counselor, lecturer and philosopher who uses ancient wisdom and modern wit to captivate audiences around the world. For bookings, please call Zalman at 800-656-5669

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[karrey]

"Live a life that she can follow."

[mvphung]

💯 giving her what she wants is not leading. Give her what she needs...your leadership.

[Wisdomforthehour]

As a Christian woman who grew up in a secular world, for the most part, I was considered the independent woman who had it all. I believed, or made myself believe that I was fine without a man. Now in my older year I am much more wiser and humble about these things. I can honestly tell you, I see so many reasons to need a man in my life. I would love to enjoy the companionship, reading scripture together, helping him in his career, helping each other in life, and the close connection and bond of a partner. So yes, Rabbi, this is a good message to share! Most certainly. Blessings to you.

[LB-kury]

I am a woman who has been married 38 years now and for me, this man speaks the truth.

[DannySmith]

If you approach marriage as a power negotiation, don't be surprised when it plays out as a power struggle.

[dont.ripfuller]

Theo Von has a bit where he speaks on loneliness: it's not about you not having anyone- it's about no one having YOU. As a man, we instinctively desire to be needed, to have all our skills and knowledge be of benefit to someone else. Our brains are literally designed as solution machines, and we all know what we can do for ourselves. We need to serve others in a meaningful way.

[DelaronZarath]

I'm not a religious person, but every time I listen to one of your videos, my perspective on the world and relationships completely shifts. So many connections are made, and I learn things I was never taught when I was younger. It's truly a pleasure. Thank you!

[OxenteGente]

" if you have a life that she approves of and likes than she joins you in your life" 👏👏🙌

[briceparlant]

This man just debunked our whole western society, equality and feminism in just 10minutes, love it!!

[LarryPanozzo]

“The only way to maintain respect is through modesty.” 👍🏼

[MrMusicboy]

As men we must both lead and simultaneously protect. Take charge of yourself, your manhood, your family unit, your household and your life! Assert yourself be the man your oats call you to be. We aren’t perfect but we can try to become as close to it as we can through living our roles appropriately. Wear the pants for a woman who rules you will despise you! This rabbi has truly earned his title! What a great teacher

[warriorhealer]

10:00 "what do you want?" Thank you, Rabbi. I see a lot of men, including myself, losing their masculinity chasing women's validation and forgetting their inner voice.

[JAYJAY]

As a man its important to give to someone who will appreciate....

[Creating]

I feel maintaining respect is about seeing the best in each other. In difficulty do not assume the worst. I try to see my mates perspective in a positive light and if i cannot do that I think of 5 things I am grateful for that he brings into my life. I must admit I really appreciate how much he really is a man. He is willing to be kind and thoughtful and still plan and take charge. He asks me what I want and is not afraid to offer help. I do make an effort to ask him to do the things that I really want. He likes fixing things and putting things together. I could do it but I like that he would rather do it so I receive it and I let him know that I appreciate his contributions. I thank God every day he is in my life. I feel I make his life better and he makes my life better. Respect is important to him and it is important to me that he can see I respect him. He is truly a blessing.

[kangwa]

I have never heard more clarity about marriage more than this . I am now clear of my state right now

[annaburns]

You should only marry someone who needs you. And who you need.
We all need to be needed.

[MLP]

Its an honor and a privlage to listen to you, sir!

[KONSENTIDABTA]

I followed the advice of the Rab and I found my one 😍 I know he is my one because I really feel like a woman (feminine)when Im with him and he feels the other way around with me, i was a boss girl and never wanted to give up to my leadership but he is a leader and I could recognize that in him, and I naturally let him lead and I happy follow his lead, he listens to me but he has the final decision, I never have been this happy in my life, love my husband, thank God, thanks Rab Friedman 🙏🏽

[michaelbrown-bsiv]

thank you for your common sense and clarity.

my wife and i do not understand how couples enter into marriage and maintain "seperate" lives (bank accounts, friends, and even faiths) expecting the marriage to be happy, fulfilling, and lasting.

[brownhat]

"Live a life that she can follow!" Brilliant! Just Brilliant!