

We Asked 100 Women What They’ve NEVER Told Their Husbands.. (It’s Shocking!)
Okay y’all… this episode is JUICY. 😂 Kaleb and I asked women to anonymously share the things they would never tell their husbands, and some of these confessions genuinely had us speechless. We’re talking everything from secretly checking an ex’s Instagram every week, hiding how much money you actually spend, not…

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“The whole point of Marriage is to be fully known and to represent Christ's relationship with us at his bride. The bible says a wife is as his own body and he's to nourish it like he does his own. Why would you ever keep secrets from yoursel…”
“Shout to Caleb for the warning bc I was listening & my 3 year old was around now she won’t stop asking, “why he said birds & bees?” 🤣🤣🤣”
“So they keep it a secret from their husband but tell y’all so it can be shared on a podcast? Lol”
“Distraught Kaleb isn't a cat person. Deal breaker for me. Kidding, but kinda not 😂”
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