Women insult their husbands when they do this; 3 examples

Hey guys! I'm glad we finally get to talk about this topic. I've seen all too often, women that insult their husbands in order to show themselves in the best light. It's especially terrible when they put out video content doing this exact thing. We'll talk about 3 examples today... They play it off like they aren't purposely doing it...I'm curious to know if you guys think it's on purpose.

[dkarukas]

I was at the batting cages a few years ago and this young couple with two young boys were there. The couple were about 30-32 and the boys were about 4 and 6. Dad, an athletic guy probably played college ball, is showing his boys how to swing the bat and he gets into a cage and whiffs the first few pitches. Mom, who is a smokin' hot blonde, starts making fun of him in front of the boys. Dad gets the hang of the pitches and starts tattooing the balls. Instead of being proud of her man, mom tells the boys that dad was only lucky and continues to make fun of him. I mean would it kill her to compliment her man? Social media didn't cause women to disrespect their husbands, it just shined a light on it.

[seahawksfan]

Eye mask lady: his "ugly" is only skin deep; yours goes ALL the way to the core.

[amandiepannell]

I've been married for over 27 years now and I can't fathom belittling my husband in private to anyone, let alone bash him on the Internet..
How horrible those husbands must feel 😢

[jamieseiple]

I left an abusive wife years ago and lost everything in the divorce. It was 100% worth it to be rid of her.

[r.c.b.]

Someone once asked my wife if I knew how to cook. Her response was, “he can’t even boil water.” Everyone laughed. She’s now my EX and I became a chef. Checkmate!

[RigorFortis]

Women who don't like seeing their husbands rest and sleep is one of the biggest red flags out there.

[zakariyajama]

Wives insult their husbands and women wonder "why don't men wanna get married?"

[warrengday]

I hope that first husband finds a beautiful second wife that finds him attractive.

[Tondor]

I tell my male friends this all the time, and it applies to women too: Never, ever criticize your partner outside of the relationship. All it does is make you look like a fool. Be your partner's biggest champion. BTW married 41 years and going strong.

[kennethnegaard]

Love your content, Emily. But it sad. In the end, we will be held accountable for every word we utter. Keep up the great service you're doing. We men need this.
By the way. My bride and I just celebrated our 40th wedding anniversary. Yes, we have had our ups and downs. But we always respect and love one another. You cannot respect anyone, much less love them if you do not love and respect yourself. Thank you again.

[thedawg]

A couple of years ago I was at a gathering with people I went to High school with. There was a woman (who wasn't particularly attractive in school) there with her husband. She was drinking and he was not because he was driving her to this event. She got angry with him over something trivial and berated him in front of the group. He looked at me and asked what he did wrong and I said nothing. About a year later he passed away, and she took to social media lamenting her loss. After a couple of weeks of this, I had had enough and I replied to one of her social media posts that maybe she should have treated him better when he was still alive. This of course brought all kinds of hate towards me, unfriending, blocking, etc. I spoke the truth.

[claymccall]

Screw that last lady. She didn't just insult her husband, she insulted "every father".

[coldblade]

I got one for ya that just happened in the past 24 hours.

Last night I go to a rock concert I had planned for months.
Wife decides to host a sleepover for our kids and 3 of their friends, spontaneously.
In the morning, wife is all pissy because she had to handle the sleepover alone, and that I have to go to work.
I decide to take the afternoon off for work because I can tell she's overwhelmed and want to give her support.
Then, somehow, I'm the "bad guy" for acting like I could see she was overwhelmed and in her words, "came to save her".

All I wanted to do was support her. All this showed me is to never waste PTO on bullsh!t like this ever again.

I'm not about to apologize for a stressful situation she put herself into. Ridiculous.

[jeffking]

That woman couldn't care less about insulting her husband; he means nothing to her

[bobpegram]

Hi Emily - It is amazing how many women are blind to what you explain in each video. So much of it should be obvious. You have wisdom.

[rogergroover]

When I was married my wife had no problem discussing my private thoughts and issues with her female co-workers. She didn't see that as a concern and even relayed their opinions. She also didn't understand why I stopped sharing with her and kept things to myself.

[robinabernathy]

These women show open contempt for their husbands. forget love. It doesn't even seem like they like the dudes.

[KimMilvang]

It so sad that so many young women thinks that showing genuine love (not romantic love) and wanting to anticipate someone's needs, is motherly behavior. This indicates that they have never seen their mother behave like this towards their father.

[sturdyboneswoodworking]

Emily I have to say I really appreciate all your content. I am a husband of 5 years in a great relationship with my wife and am literally at home right now watching our sick 1 and 3 year old kids because my wife is working and I’m an entrepreneur and have a more flexible schedule.

The way you see through the bullcrap online and have men’s backs is very validating. Of course there are bad men out there but it’s way too popular to hate on 100% of men on be half of the smaller percent who deserve it.

You’re absolutely right - men want to be appreciated and respected and quite often work super hard to provide for and please their wives and children and so often, we get no credit, especially from the internet and culture who have no clue what most men do and care about every day.

Thanks and keep it up!

[internalscreaming-uwjv]

I dont like society making people think that taking care of their partner as mothering. I always forget headache meds. My husband always remembers. My husband struggles to eat breakfast in the morning, i am happy to pack him breakfasts to grab and go in the morning. Its called *gasp* WORKING TOGETHER