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THE OTHER SIDE OF MARRIAGE

Kashmir Pen by Kashmir Pen
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THE OTHER SIDE OF MARRIAGE
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By Syed Majid Gilani

Marriage is supposed to be a peaceful bond, a safe place where two people share love,
respect, and emotional comfort. It should be built on daily care, mutual understanding,
and kindness. But today, many honest and caring husbands quietly suffer. Their love,
loyalty, and hard work often go unnoticed. Their patience is seen as weakness, and
their silence is taken as satisfaction. Slowly, this emotional emptiness begins to damage
the relationship.

Think about a man who works hard all day, physically, mentally, or both, and comes
home each evening hoping for some warmth, maybe a kind word, or even a simple
smile. But instead, he’s met with coldness, silence, and no interest. His wife doesn’t ask
how his day was, doesn’t show concern, and gives no comfort. The home, which should
bring peace, becomes a place where his heart quietly breaks.

In some situations, this distance is not a mistake, it’s a tactic. Some wives create it on
purpose, using emotional coldness to stay in control. They return love with silence, not
always because they don’t feel anything, but to keep their husband unsure, insecure,
and always seeking approval. He starts to feel like a stranger in his own home, not
asking for luxuries, just for attention, a few words, and a little love.

When a man gives his heart unconditionally and gets only indifference, something
inside him begins to break. His emotional needs are ignored, and the repeated rejection
slowly tears at his soul.

What began as a beautiful journey full of love and hope becomes a dull routine. The
colors fade, the warmth is gone. Trust begins to die. Respect disappears. What remains
is just a shared space filled with silence and sadness.

Sadly, instead of choosing empathy, kindness, and togetherness, some wives start
using emotions as weapons. In doing so, they lose something priceless, the heart of the
man who once loved them beyond words.

Problems, no matter how painful, can be solved with patience, maturity, and honest
conversation. Anger, emotional games, or revenge only make things worse. Turning to
elders, seeking guidance, and involving sincere relatives can help repair the damage, if
both partners are willing.

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When a wife treats her husband with respect, includes him in decisions, and expresses
care in small ways, she strengthens the home. But when she lies, insults his family,
spreads false stories, or disrespects his place in the home, the foundation cracks. Just
like a tree cannot survive with broken roots, a marriage cannot survive if one partner’s
value is ignored.

Marriage is a lifelong journey. It needs love, effort, patience, and forgiveness . If we
want peaceful homes and a strong society, we must recognize the quiet pain of many
sincere husbands. Because love, care, and respect must go both ways for a marriage to
grow and last.

Strong families make strong societies. But if this trend continues, where good husbands
are ignored and emotionally wounded, the future will be filled with broken homes,
broken hearts, and broken generations.

Syed Majid Gilani writes about human relationships and moral values. He can be
reached at syedmajid6676@gmail.com

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