English transcript

Your husband signed up for monogamy, not celibacy. And that's the truth a lot of wives

don't want to look at. He chose you to be his one person for life. Emotionally, physically,

all of it. But somewhere in the chaos of work, kids, stress, and routine, intimacy becomes the

first thing a wife drops. We keep saying we are too tired, too busy, not in the mood,

or maybe later. And later turns into weeks or months. Meanwhile, your husband is over there

wondering why the woman he committed his whole life to barely touches him anymore. We want

husbands to be patient, present, romantic, and emotionally available. But we forget that men

feel connected through touch. And when he keeps reaching for you and keeps getting shut down,

it sends a message to him you might not even mean. That he's unwanted, that he's last,

that being faithful means being lonely. That's not marriage. And this isn't about pressure,

it's about partnership. Intimacy is part of what keeps a marriage alive. So reach for him,

initiate sometimes, make him feel chosen again. He didn't marry you to feel invisible.

He married you expecting connection with his wife.