10 Toxic Behaviors That EMASCULATE Men in Marriage

Emasculating our husbands and good men is the number one way we destroy our marriages and relationships as women. Emasculation is also how we express toxic femininity. When I could see how I emasculated my husband, I profoundly transformed myself and my marriage. This video is intended to help other women and wives see how they emasculate men so that they, too, can have a profound transformation and outgrow their toxic femininity.Show more

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