The Worthy Wife | Christian Marriage, Walking on Eggshells, Self-Confidence After 50
The Worthy Wife | Christian Marriage, Walking on Eggshells, Self-Confidence After 50 · Mar 31, 2026 · 14:20
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Have you ever found yourself quietly asking, “Is my husband a narcissist?”
You’re not alone.
I hear this question often from women who feel like they are constantly walking on eggshells in their marriage—trying to say the right thing, do the right thing, and still feeling like it’s never quite enough.
In this episode, I’m not giving you a checklist or trying to diagnose your husband.
Instead, I’m helping you step back and look at what’s really happening underneath that question.
Because even if you had a clear answer—even if someone told you definitively that your husband meets the criteria for Narcissistic Personality Disorder—it still wouldn’t resolve the internal struggle you’re experiencing.
We’re going deeper than labels.
We’re talking about identity.
More specifically—what happens when your sense of worth, safety, and stability starts to get tied to your husband’s behavior, tone, or approval.
And what it looks like to come back to something solid.
In this episode, I walk you through how to:
This is not about ignoring what’s happening in your marriage.
And it’s not about blaming yourself.
It’s about learning how to stay steady—so you can think clearly, respond intentionally, and experience peace even when things around you feel uncertain.
What You’ll Hear in This EpisodeWhether your husband is a narcissist or not is not the question that will set you free.
The question is: Who are you when you feel misunderstood—and what are you making that mean about you?
Because when your identity is anchored in truth, everything else can move… without taking you down with it.
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Episodes: The Worthy Wife | Christian Marriage, Walking on Eggshells, Self-Confidence After 50