Wife, You Can Reset Your Heart Toward Your Husband
Wife, You Can Reset Your Heart Toward Your Husband
By Coach Davie
In the first part of this journey, I opened up about how I’ve seen many wives grow into greater harmony with their husbands, not through perfection, but through perspective.
Now, let’s continue. These next mindset shifts and actions have transformed real marriages—not in theory, but in everyday life.
Stop Mothering Him—Start Respecting Him
Let me be real—most husbands don’t want another mother. They want a wife who trusts their decisions, even when they stumble.
I once sat with a couple where the wife would correct everything—from how he dressed, how he spoke, to how he drove. He started pulling back. She didn’t realize she was “helping” from a place of control, not trust.
Eventually, she stepped back, started asking for his input instead of giving instructions, and his confidence soared. He began showing up more, leading more, even loving better.
Respect releases responsibility.
Don’t Use His Weakness Against Him
We all have faults—but nothing wounds a man deeper than when the woman he loves uses his struggle as a weapon.
One man shared with tears in his eyes, “She keeps bringing up my failure like a hammer.” Every time they fought, she’d mention the one time he didn’t provide, or the mistake he made three years ago.
When I encouraged her to affirm his progress instead of punishing his past, something changed. His walls came down. He started trusting again.
Marriage thrives where grace outweighs grudges.
Create a Culture of Praise at Home
We cheer our children. We clap for our friends. But how often do we celebrate our husbands?
Your words are powerful, wife. Speak them.
Say, “Thank you for fixing that,” or “I noticed how early you left for work,” or “You always find a way, and I admire that.”
Praise is not flattery. It’s planting seeds of confidence in your man.
Learn His Wounds—Not Just His Habits
Men often behave based on hidden pain. That anger? It might come from his father never affirming him. That fear of failure? Maybe he was laughed at as a child when he tried something and failed.
Understanding where he’s coming from gives you compassion for how he responds.
Be curious. Ask: “What were things like for you growing up?” Not to judge—but to understand.
Support His Leadership—Even When It’s Learning
Not every man was taught how to lead. Some are figuring it out with you. Instead of demanding perfect leadership, cheer him on as he learns.
When a wife believes in her husband’s potential, he starts growing into it.
Say this: “I know leading is tough sometimes, but I believe in your direction.” You’ll be amazed how it builds momentum in him.
Become a Safe Place for His Dreams
Behind every quiet man is often a dream buried under criticism or fear.
Your husband may not tell everyone what he wants to become, but if you give him space, he’ll tell you.
Don’t laugh. Don’t minimize. Be his biggest fan.
When one wife started journaling her husband’s dreams and goals, it became a roadmap they worked on together, and it brought them closer.
Guard His Reputation in Public
What you say about your husband in front of others matters.
If you're always complaining about him to friends, siblings, or even on social media—it tears down trust.
Instead, cover him. Not by pretending all is perfect, but by protecting his image while addressing issues privately. That’s wisdom.
Say: “We’re working on a few things, but I respect the man he’s becoming.”
That kind of honor makes a man proud to call you his wife.
Stop Complicating Everything—Simplify Your Expectations
Sometimes we create pressure by having long checklists in our heads: “He must call me 3 times a day, bring flowers weekly, pray for 30 minutes with me daily…”
Good things, yes. But unrealistic expectations turn joy into judgment.
Simplify. Ask for one thing at a time. Celebrate small wins.
Instead of “You never do…” say “I’d love if we could…” Invite him in, don’t interrogate him out.
Keep the Girlfriend Energy Alive
Remember how playful and relaxed you were when dating? Keep some of that energy alive.
One woman I coached started texting her husband playful notes again. Another left sticky notes in his wallet with flirty compliments. The man started coming home earlier!
Men thrive when they feel desired, not just needed.
Keep the friendship, the fun, and the flirt alive.
Don’t Let Money Silence Your Gratitude
Even if finances are tight, gratitude still builds intimacy.
Tell him, “Even when things are hard, I’m proud of your effort.” That one sentence can remove shame and fuel determination.
Your encouragement is worth more than any paycheck.
Touch Him First
Many women wait for their husband to make the first move—emotionally or physically. But initiating warmth, touch, or kind words can shift the whole mood.
A wife once told me, “He never hugs me anymore.” I asked, “When was the last time you hugged him?”
She started giving random shoulder rubs, holding his hand while watching TV, or just leaning into him. And guess what? He started hugging back—more often.
Men need affection too. Give freely what you want in return.
Be Willing to Learn—Not Just Teach
I’ve seen strong women transform their marriages by staying teachable. Sometimes, your husband’s perspective—though different—is valid too.
Instead of saying, “You don’t understand,” try “Help me see what you’re seeing.”
It builds emotional partnership instead of power struggles.
Apologize When You’re Wrong
Saying “I’m sorry” doesn’t make you weak—it makes you trustworthy.
When you own your tone, your timing, or your temper, it teaches your husband how to do the same.
Apology creates repair. Repair deepens trust. Trust builds love.
Celebrate His Effort—Not Just His Outcome
Maybe your husband hasn’t “arrived” yet. Maybe he’s trying to be a better father, man of faith, or leader—and stumbling.
Don’t wait until he’s perfect to affirm him.
Say: “I see how you’re trying—and that means a lot.”
When you notice effort, you’ll get more of it.
Final Thoughts
Wives, there is power in how you see your husband. You can either magnify his weaknesses or magnify his worth.
Every word, every tone, every moment of patience creates either a crack or a connection.
I’m not here to tell you marriage is easy—but I can promise it becomes lighter when you choose grace over grudges, admiration over accusation, and partnership over perfection.
When you love wisely, you lead beautifully.
Let’s keep building strong marriages—together.
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Your husband isn’t perfect—but neither are you. Still, together? You can create something beautiful.
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