There Should Be A lot Of Secrecy In Marriage - Sasmanic

The comment, “Good for him, men like him share secrets with wife,” in response to a post about a man being evicted after his wife used their house as collateral without his knowledge, reflects a troubling mindset. Blaming the husband for sharing information with his spouse undermines the foundation of trust and transparency that should exist in any marriage.

Such comments promote secrecy and division between couples, discouraging open communication and mutual decision-making. Marriage thrives on trust and partnership, not on withholding information from one another. Instead of placing blame on the husband for being open with his wife, the focus should be on the importance of both partners making informed decisions together. Encouraging distrust only weakens the bond that makes a marriage work.