- A wife posted on social media seeking advice about her husband’s recurring bedwetting.
- The incidents started once in their first year of marriage, initially attributed to stress.
- In the second year, it has occurred three times, causing concern for the wife.
- She observes shame in her husband’s behavior during these episodes and empathizes with him.
- The husband tries to make amends by providing things she requested, though the couple has never openly discussed the issue.
- The wife feels embarrassed to directly address the matter and is asking for guidance on how to support him.
A woman has turned to social media for advice regarding her husband, who has been experiencing recurring bedwetting.
During their first year of marriage, it happened only once, which she attributed to stress. However, in their second year, the problem has occurred three times, leaving her increasingly concerned.
She notes that her husband shows visible shame whenever the incidents occur and tries to compensate by fulfilling her pending requests.
Despite this, the couple has never discussed the matter, and the wife feels uncomfortable bringing it up due to embarrassment.
Seeking support, she asked the online community for suggestions on how she can help her 42-year-old husband navigate this sensitive issue.
Below is the post:
“My husband is a bedwetter During our first year of marriage it happened once and I thought maybe he was stressed or something.we are in our second year of marriage and it has happened thrice continuously Anytime this happens I can see some shame in his face,I don’t blame him tho but my problem is how can a grown man be bedwetting like a child.he tries to make up by giving me anything I have asked for that he hasn’t provided yet,that’s when he gets them for me. Mind you, we’ve not talked about this I feel it’s embarrassing to sit a grown man of 42 years down to talk to him about it . What can I do as a wife to help my husband please Any suggestions.”
