Mark Gentry
"A Good Man Can Still Be A Distant Husband."
You work hard for your family. But when you come home, are you coming back to them, or just back to the house?
I thought being faithful, providing, and being there meant I was doing my part.
Meanwhile, I called avoidance peace and silence strength.
I had reasons for how I showed up. Those reasons didn’t make me any easier to reach.
Providing mattered. But it couldn’t do the work of listening, turning toward my wife, or facing the conversations I kept avoiding.
Being a good man and being a good husband are not the same thing. I had to stop using one as proof of the other.
If you want more than fake credit for trying, let’s get to work... ↓
You didn’t build a life together just to get better at living apart. And another good conversation won’t change the marriage if the days that follow stay the same.
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Bree could build businesses, carry responsibility, and still feel profoundly alone in our marriage. Hear her side of our story: what it cost to keep holding everything together, and what changed when she stopped disappearing inside it.