In Nairobi, Kenya, James Mwangi had always considered himself a lucky man in his marriage. His wife, Faith, had been loving, respectful, and supportive. They shared responsibilities evenly, laughed together, and faced life’s challenges as a team. James had a stable job, and their life was comfortable. For years, they seemed like the perfect couple in their community.
Everything changed when James lost his job. Suddenly, the balance in their home shifted. Faith, who had once treated him with love and respect, began forcing James to cook, clean, and handle all household chores while also facing the emotional strain of unemployment. James was devastated. He felt humiliated in his own home. The woman he had loved and trusted had become distant and harsh. Friends and family noticed the change, but no advice seemed to help. He tried to reason with his wife, apologizing for being unable to contribute financially at the moment, but she refused to understand.
