Let’s talk about why women might start to check out and what you can do about it. Often, when a woman begins to withdraw, you’ll notice a couple of things: the physical intimacy takes a hit and the usual upkeep at home starts to slip. It’s easy to jump to conclusions many men might assume she’s being unfaithful but in many cases, her withdrawal is more about feeling disconnected or overwhelmed rather than cheating.
Instead of assuming the worst or pushing her to talk when she’s not ready, the key is to give her the space she needs. It might feel counterintuitive, but stepping back can sometimes be the best way to show that you respect her feelings.
In the meantime, stay supportive in tangible ways. If she’s not handling the home as she used to, consider taking on extra responsibilities without making it a big deal. Actions like these speak volumes they show that you’re committed and willing to step up.
Ultimately, women often watch how you respond when they pull away. If you react by being supportive and patient instead of confrontational or retaliatory, it can pave the way for a more open and honest reconnection down the road.
Remember, this isn’t about playing games; it’s about understanding that relationships require effort from both sides, and sometimes that means giving love the room it needs to grow again.
The Sacred Shift | Intuitive Guidance With Suzette Lindo 