Marriage Helper Reacts to Reddit Marriage Questions!

Join Kimberly Beam Holmes, CEO of Marriage Helper, as she dives deep into relationship challenges posted on the Reddit relationship advice forum. In this insightful episode, Kimberly addresses complex situations with practical advice, focusing on the importance of understanding and support over ultimatums in a marriage. Discover how to handle marital issues with compassion and teamwork, and why seeing your spouse as your ally is crucial for a healthy relationship.

Kimberly provides expert advice on navigating these sensitive issues. Learn why supporting a spouse through depression is more constructive than issuing demands and how mutual respect is the cornerstone of any strong relationship. Whether you're facing similar challenges or seeking to strengthen your marriage, this video offers valuable insights and actionable tips.

Time Stamps:
0:00 - Relationship issues, ultimatum given, and lack of trust.
3:36 - How to address husband's disrespectful behavior in bed.
11:26 - Improving communication in a marriage with escalating conflict.
15:03 - Turning around a struggling marriage through personal growth and communication.

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[aguilaral]

Thank You For Your Channel I See Them From Time to Time. Been Helpful For My Broken Marriage/ and My Children are Hurting. Your Positive Messages are Very Important For My Day of Encouragement. God Bless You and Your Dad and Your Co Workers/ Employees/ Volunteers.

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Till death do us part ... but like scripture, Corinthians if she or he is an unbeliever, and she wants to go let her, if she wants to stay keep her, your to keep the peace either way. We both understand this and work on all issues as a team. Gods way is best .. gets us thru the issues not just take us out of issues.

[npwarr]

As a man, I really see how we such at the emotional component of love. We tend to try to fix the problems instead of fix why the problems started. I understand that now

[elizabeth_likemercury]

I really needed this video today. Made me emotional a couple of times. :)

[JMD]

Maybe ...just MAYBE... the 'ultimatum' was his last act of desperation... Maybe SHE will not look for nor accept professional counseling and MAYBE her issues go deeper than what she (the only side you ARE hearing here) actually realizes....

[ElimEx]

OK people, one more time for the people who don't get it. Marriage is until death do us apart or you have to face financial consequences. That's the entire purpose of marriage. Financial stability to build something. It also can be for power alliances but most of us aren't wealthy enough for that. If you can't meet the contract until the end of your life, then you have financial obligations and consequences. That's it! If you decide to ascribe it another value, then that's on you. Just know that you're in the exceptions. Over 50% of marriages end in divorce and most marriages are unhappy.

[h.f.]

I have a question. Would you have the same reaction if it was the wife giving the husband the ultimatum?