My heart goes out to any wife who has experienced sexual abuse. There are so many layers of pain... it's truly horrible. 

As a husband, the evil that was done to your wife harmed her immeasurably. The person you love the most.

And it impacted your marriage, your intimacy, and your life forever. 

 

Is healing possible?

What if she doesn't "DEAL WITH" her abuse?

(Sometimes I hear men say that their hands are tied if she doesn't deal with her trauma.)

Can a husband do anything?

 

I believe Bill's story can give you hope. 

He would say, "Yes." 

 

From many years of a full life but an empty marriage, he is thrilled to tell you, there is hope even for your marriage. 

He has 43 years under his belt. 

He was a self-diagnosed "podcast addict." :) Always looking to FIX his wife. He knew there had to be a solution. But nothing moved the needle

...until Delight Your Marriage.

 

He said after 3 months of the Masculinity Reclaimed program (MR)...

from decades of passionless marriage, they feel "like 60-something teenagers ...we're so in love!"

 

His wife sent me an email after she heard his interview and she confirmed what he said and shared her sentiments as well. I read that on the podcast as well. 

 

May you be encouraged for yourself or others!

(I encourage you to share this with someone who may need exactly this hope and encouragement!)

Love, 

Belah

PS - You're ready to witness God's transformation like Bill? It's as easy as a phone call to a friend, her name is Dana, and she's our Clarity Advisor. :) delightyourmarriage.com/cc 

Sign up for a free Clarity Call to help you sort through the hard and gain insight on next steps... possibly with us to have a transformation like Bill's!

PPS - This episode made my husband cry... that doesn't happen often. I hope it is healing to your heart like it was to his. 

Quote from a program grad:

"I would recommend this program to any husband who feels trapped like I did when I first reached out to Belah. I came into this program looking for someone to 'straighten out my wife.' Truth be told, I needed more help then she did. Belah challenged the narrative in my head. She pushed me to be vulnerable and soft and patient - all things that run counter to our culture. It was not always easy. In fact, it was often very uncomfortable and felt silly. But once I realized it wasn't about me and I committed wholeheartedly, I saw my wife begin to change before my eyes. The changes I made in MYSELF changed my wife. It wasn't always easy and it required more patience than I sometimes had, but in the end it was worth it. Every aspect of my relationship with my wife has improved and that was more than I bargained for. I have a greater understanding of who my wife is and why she is so special to both God and myself. Belah didn't fix my marriage - she did something better. She gave me the tools and the guidance to fix it myself, with God's help. This allows me to continually work on it, improve it, and cherish it after my time [in Delight Your Marriage] is over and for that I will always be thankful."