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Re: Husband troubles
« Reply #65 on: April 22, 2026, 09:45:56 AM »
He is the cause of his own sickness. Not you, or the food, or vaccines, or the Church, he is the cause of your, and his problems. Ask me how I know.

Feed him, do not console him. He's one of these weirdos who likely don't feel they "deserve" anything and hate you for trying. I had a best friend the same way for 7 years, unproductive members of society. I know it is hard, if he's truly good at heart he'll wonder why you aren't giving him feedback besides answering simple questions. He'll cool down again, if just for a while. While you can make that last, his brain gets used enough to being happy to do it on his own. Promote celibacy as well, to encourage his brain functions.

Spiritual means are the greatest, all most people need. There are stubborn bodies who don't change after baptism. I was majorly different minutes before mine, some don't get affected 10%. I wonder if you made a mistake choosing this man, regardless, this is the position you chose. You have a difficult cross to bear.
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OP's descriptions of her own problems are basically identical to her descriptions of her husband's.
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To me this sounds a lot more like two people's dysfunction feeding into each other. No friends or family, just a constant negative feedback loop that's been reinforced in direct and indirect ways for years.  

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Re: Husband troubles
« Reply #66 on: April 22, 2026, 09:55:33 AM »
Posting these things on the internet, typically not helpful.

As such, it could be:

 - food, diet
 - work
 - environment 
 - relationship between the two of you
 - genetics
 - DNA
 - childhood 
 - spiritual attack
 - spiritual warfare
 - etc.


....so many things could potentially be factoring in.    It becomes almost useless to ask online.   Worse than useless.    

Ask people who know you all in real life.  

And first and foremost, PRAY for him.  You have already pinpointed many areas/arenas that you - as his wife -- have homed in on or identified in which to pray for him in your lengthy post here.   

Do you pray to God for each of the items mentioned in your list with as much zeal as you have posted and described everything on the internet?


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Re: Husband troubles
« Reply #67 on: April 22, 2026, 10:12:30 AM »
The married men I know who have no children are - different.  It's like they are not comfortable in their own skin.

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Re: Husband troubles
« Reply #68 on: April 22, 2026, 10:56:07 AM »
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OP's descriptions of her own problems are basically identical to her descriptions of her husband's.
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To me this sounds a lot more like two people's dysfunction feeding into each other. No friends or family, just a constant negative feedback loop that's been reinforced in direct and indirect ways for years. 
I accidentally down voted.   I meant to up vote.

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Re: Husband troubles
« Reply #69 on: April 22, 2026, 11:26:08 AM »
Sounds like my father and mother to me, or my aunt and uncle. They both (father and uncle) hated most things about life, lacked grace or gratitude, would verbally beat up my aunt and mother. My aunt, has taken it for over 25 years, and has done snarky rebellious things their entire relationship to combat it, "oh, you think I'm fat? I'm gonna starve to 103lbs at 6'0." and has now disabled herself. My mother on the other hand, fought back verbally and got very aggressive, became a master manipulator, divorced and continues to do adulterous acts. 

Both the men and women were a mess, and I'm not claiming you are. Really, it sounds like you have been responsible and kind-hearted more often than not in this situation. However, I think this is a treacherous road you're going down on, very sick indeed. Both my father and uncle were very skinny, after starting out fat in the beginning. Constant odds against themselves, no room to breathe, poison in the silence, causes your immune system and nervous systems to fight back against themselves. In other words, you are killing your body and he is killing his by what he's doing. You seem to he getting the greatest food you can, and there is little that can do right now. There is little an independent priest can do, which is the greatest form of life aide and spiritual help you can get. Since it's downhill in terms of help from there, and you have resorted to an online forum, I don't blame you, but just like when I came on here after months of finding a pure, pious woman to court, some things take time or simply to abort more than anything else. 

My father also had a problem with infertility, my mother never knew what it was, it took four, almost five years of trying for them to have me. I'm seeing the similarities adding up, I always regard that time in my parents' marriage as time for my mother to run away, although she couldn't until she became more insane.

All I can say for sure is he tricked you when courting, this is classic narcissism. Whether it's caused by childhood, or not having the nutrients he needed growing up, or as a chastisement to his parents from God, excuses aside this is narcissism. 

I can say for sure now that your physical situation is getting better, he is near-incurable mentally. Perhaps he needs an exorcism from a priest, this is all I can recommend. Divorce is impossible and I truly hate that for you. I know you love him, you are wired to. It is a difficult situation indeed. 

Hunker down, try your hardest to become celibate, tell him you're waiting for his procedure to be done. Don't wrestle with him, don't argue. I know how it feels to have no family, this is why I'm very particular in my courting process. You have selected wrong and I pray through God's grace you may recover physically and he may recover mentally for you both to have a fruitful life.

Have you asked him to truly make peace with, and forgive his mother and father? This has helped me tremendously, and everyone else I know.

If nothing which has been recommended by this thread works, it is him, most definitely, and keep yourself as safe as possible.