You think your wife doesn’t want you anymore.
She never starts sex.
She’s not like she used to be.

So you feel rejected, confused, and hurt.

But what if there’s nothing wrong with her — or you?
What if she simply experiences desire differently?

In this episode of The Secure Husband Podcast, we explain the difference between spontaneous desire and responsive desire. Most men feel desire first. Most women feel desire after connection, safety, or emotional closeness.

You’ll learn:
✅ The two types of sexual desire and how they work
✅ Why your wife may not initiate but still loves you
✅ How to stop making her differences feel personal
✅ What she actually needs to feel close and connected
✅ How to build an emotional space where her desire grows

What we talk about:

Spontaneous vs. responsive desire (what they mean)

Why your wife’s desire changed after marriage

How pressure, guilt, or hinting shuts her down

Why emotional safety matters more than sex for her

What leadership looks like when her desire is slower

This episode is for husbands who:
✔️ Feel unwanted when she doesn’t start sex
✔️ Miss the closeness they once had
✔️ Think she’s broken or lost interest
✔️ Want real connection without begging or pressuring

Here’s the truth:
She’s not broken.
You’re not unwanted.
You just need a new way to lead.

This episode will help you stop reacting from pain and start building a calm, safe space where real connection — and responsive desire — can grow again.

That’s what The Secure Husband Process teaches.

If you struggle with life, marriage and relationships and are ready to thrive,check out the resources from Certified Professional Coach Bruce Abbott at https://SecureHusband.com.

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