“Behind Closed Doors: How We Reclaimed Our Love”

 

My name is Faith, and I live Thika. I’ve been married for eight years. From the outside, people would say my marriage is perfect, my husband, a hardworking man, and I, a loving wife. But inside, our bedroom was a battlefield.

For over two years, intimacy became a nightmare. Every night, I would lie beside him, hoping for closeness, only to feel emptiness, rejection, and frustration. He would start passionately but often release before satisfying me, leaving me feeling unwanted, unloved and unsatisfied. I tried to tell myself it was stress, but the truth hurt more than words can describe. I loved him, yet I felt incomplete in my own marriage.

I started withdrawing. I avoided him, telling myself I needed space, but the distance only made things worse. He noticed, of course. He began asking questions, pleading, and I could see the pain in his eyes. I wanted to explain, but I didn’t even fully understand why this was happening. All I knew was that our love was there, but something in him, in us, in our connection, was broken.

I tried everything. Creams, oils, even medical consultations. Nothing worked. The embarrassment was unbearable. Nights turned into tears; days felt heavy. I started fearing that our love, our marriage, could crumble.

One afternoon, while visiting my friend in Makongeni, I overheard her talking about a healer who helps couples restore intimacy and passion. To read more click here