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What can a husband do if he is victimized by his wife ?


     What can a husband do if he is victimized by his wife ?

There are many reasons for this question, but mainly two reasons are effective, ie there are two views.

 1 Psychological and Biochemical causes

 2 Social reasons


 1 Psychological and Biochemical reasons:

 Stress

 depression

 Anxiety

 Hormonal dysfunction

 and others

According to the husband, he has a feeling of dissatisfaction by the wife in one form or the other and this feeling of dissatisfaction is mainly based on the attachment of pleasant subject theory.

Attachment of Pleasant Theory, that is, the natural nature of a human being is always attached to dear sensations, that is, according to the biochemical Hormones flowing in the human body, he always reacts and his attachment to the subject only reacts to him.  Inspires for.  Not to act, if he thinks positively on this subject and tries, then he will always act on every subject and not react.


 2 Social and Economic reasons

 Mainly economic condition

 Problem in business

 Social distancing

 Medical problem etc.


 Tips: Positive thinking

Now the question comes that how can he act positively, for this he can resort to many types of tips.

 Such as:

 Psychological advice

 Meditation

 Healthy diet

 Routine time table

 Self introspection

 Etc. are very effective.


Note 1: There is also a legal solution, but as a side effect, the couple's children are affected and their future is more likely to be bleak, so as far as possible, always try to stay away from the legal process solution  Do it


 Ultimate Solution
 attachment to pleasant subject theory

 Happens from both sides i.e. husband and wife.
 With the above tips, every type of harassment can be converted into a solution by reducing or stopping this attachment.


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