Submissive Wife Shares 5 Ways to Establish Unbreakable Love with Your Husband

by Donna Patterson

“Oh, no,” I hear you groan. “That’s passé. No modern woman would EVER subject herself to being a submissive wife.” And you’re right—the majority won’t. But look at marriages today – are couples happy? Are divorce courts empty? Are broken families reconciled? Are there fewer separations? Answers are obvious. You, however, can forge a uniting, unbreakable bond of love between you and your husband by becoming his best friend and support ally as his submissive wife. The word, submissive, though, makes you feel uncomfortable doesn’t it? Do you conjure up a domineering husband barking orders at his fearful wife and family members treating them as mere slaves beckoning to his every whim? Or do you picture a mealy-mouth, door-mat wife whom he treats as a second-class citizen? Nothing could be further from the truth! The truth understands the loving wisdom behind this structural arrangement. It is designed to promote love and cooperation between husband and wife to make their marriage work. In fact, this structure is what makes marriage work best. Lack of structure is a major reason marriages fail today. Men and women, have either failed to learn the organization of, or failed to recognize the benefits of structure in marriage. Learn how one wife learned the hard way that the role of the wife is crucial to success of the marriage, but only if she recognizes how her role complements the structural arrangement. She shares 5 ways to establish an unbreakable bond of love with your husband just like she did to enjoy unity, happiness, romance and love from his heart. The question becomes why and how does this role specific arrangement work to benefit husband, wife and all family members? To answer these questions and to learn how this works, we’re going to discuss a Marital Org Chart Marital Harmonics, by looking in on a family having marital problems—and learn that the real culprit is about POWER in the home. Should there be TWO captains of one ship? Who decides? Learn how one couple solved this dilemma and now live in love and harmony...And how YOU can too.

40 pages, Kindle Edition

First published August 6, 2011