10 Things Every Wife Needs To Do For Her Husband | Paul Friedman

There are 10 things every wife needs to do for her husband to make their marriage a hive of happiness and in many cases avoid conflict and stress. Paul Friedman, founder of The Marriage Foundation explains what these are and begins with 5 things to not do and then follows with 5 things to do. Feel free to like the video and leave a comment about how you like it.

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[brixandblooms]

6. Eliminate your anger
7. Start interaction with a compliment
8. Be affectionate
9. Be motherly
10. Open your heart

[TwoTrakMind]

As a man, I'd like to say that Paul is spot on. These are really good. I would love to see a video like this for husbands too!

[babycakesweetiepie]

Thank you for this . I needed this . 13 years of marriage i wish i found you sooner. My father and mother were married 60 years, they fought like cats and dogs 60 years .they were so judgemental. i put off marriage till late in life but to someone i met and loved instantly at 16 years old. I was afraid to marry for good reason . I did so many things wrong, i wish i could do the last 13 years over. Hopefully we will have 13 more to fix the things we did wrong. Holy Moly, such simple great advice!!

[berichinlovegrattitude]

Thank you. Today was a trying day for me. This video played in perfect timing. I applied everything in this video to my test I was given for the day. I had inside issues I needed to deal with while my husband was at work. At the end when it was time to talk to my husband I went about it according to you and got rewarded instantly. Your wisdom and knowledge and understanding has spoke to me spiritually and helped me physically and mentally. I look forward to learning more about marriage!

[justapieceoflife]

I do love your mentions of free will, taking responsibility for ourselves and the focus on love and spirituality. It really resonates

[JamieHager]

I love that story of you and your kids. My father was the same way. Our fearlessness came from my father. Memories I look back on and think how did we even survive in my fathers care? 😂 Such a great father who built a bubble around us as a family. It was always US against the world. ♥️

[zaraa]

God it's too late for me when i saw this :( now my husband is about to file for divorce. It's ripping my heart off my chest and I can't breathe. I wish i've seen this sooner. I've done most of the dont's and i'll pay for it every single day with or without him

God bless you, Paul. You remind me of my late grandfather. He was so wise just like you. We need more men like you

[WeTimebyRoshaniRC]

Your, coming to my life was just a perfect moment. You came as an ANGEL to me... I wish you long life so that you can keep guiding us... you're a GUIDING STAR 🌟 ... I would have never understood marriage this way if I haven't watched you... your videos have given me much clarity...plz keep making them ... Loads of love to you Sir ♥️ God bless you in abundance..

[danerismorales]

I bought the course for women like a week ago and it is amazing ❤️ Having good results so far, a long way to go. I feel better with myself after I thought I was going to fall in a black hole. Thanks so much Paul you are amazing ❤️

[lesliemontagne]

WHOA! WHOA! WHOA!, I do not ever imply he is lying. But when he does and I have the facts to show it, I call him out on the lies he tells.
What I have told him is that this behavior seriously reduces my trust and it’s hard for me to believe he is NOT lying sometimes. Lying and cover-ups have damaged our relationship. This seems to be an automatic, go-to behavior for self preservation, and it’s better, but not stopped. What now???

[queenofhearts]

Thank you. I have been married a year now but I LOVE my husband. I have already done somethings because I just want to handle a problem n then move forward.

I am so thankful because I always wanted to be a great n wonderful woman and wife. I know we have one life n I never want to bring negative to my husband. Or be the cause or any reason he has stress n or anything unwanted or unnecessary

[KLynn]

After 30 years of marriage, my husband and I have become like roommates 😕 watching your videos has really been eye opening for me. I feel I have closed my heart and not sure specifically how to “open” it

[jessc]

I wish I had the desire to do this for my spouse. We are in a bad spot and I feel out of love after so much conflict :/ I use to be so loving with him.

[joliemiranda]

This is absolutely amazing piece! Thanks so much for sharing this. Please keep up the great work. I appreciate you and the Marriage Foundation! 🙏

[debbie-h]

One of the best videos I’ve watched! Very helpful. Hope I’m not too late. Thank you!

[brittany]

I do these things now because i was kinda trained to do it. My husband becomes cold and distant if i have any emotions other than content. So i stay content other than when i can barely hold down my depression.
You can guess where that leaves us on emotional intimacy. 😢 Me suppressing and him ignoring.

[stephanie]

How should I treat my husband of 35 yrs who just told me he had a 2 yr love affair ?? Am I able to judge him for his lies, deceit and betrayal ???

[burndinaeck]

Thanks very encouraging. God continue blessings in our lives

[dreamy]

Thank you for this video. My husband is a man’s man, and struggles with my will and sense of purpose. I am passionate, he is quiet. He often feels berated by me when I am trying to explain how I feel. I am trying to understand how to communicate without crying or yelling. As a woman it’s difficult. Please pray for my marriage, thank you.

[karenaverette]

Make a video about what husbands need to do as well