You’re using tools. You’re setting reminders. You’re writing things down.
Not because you don’t love her—but because you do.
But somehow, she still feels hurt… unseen… disconnected.
And now, the more tools you use, the more it feels like she thinks you’re just checking boxes.

In this episode of Memoirs of an LDS Servant Teacher, we dive into the frustrating paradox so many husbands face: “I’m doing everything I can to love her better—but she still doesn’t feel loved.”

We explore how tools like reminders, writing, and even AI aren’t signs of failure—but signs of growth. We uncover why a wife’s pain is real even when it doesn’t make logical sense, and how to communicate effort in a way she can finally trust.
Because connection isn’t built by being perfect—it’s built by owning your process, inviting her into it, and being humble enough to grow in plain sight.

Want to read more about this topic? https://www.lifechangingservices.org/sons-of-helaman-empowering-young-men-through-faith-based-self-mastery/

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