Jesse Williams’ Speech Taught Me These “5” Things about Being a Wife

I love strong men! I especially love a man who speaks with his heart and mind with no apologies. This is super sexy to me.jesse-williams-435

I listened to and re-read Jesse Williams’ acceptance speech at the 2016 BET Awards and was blown away by one simple phrase. He said, “And also, thank my amazing wife for changing my life.” These 10 words held so much power in them and made me think about the job of being a wife.

  1. Jesse said his wife is AMAZING! That is pretty darn powerful! I have not heard any man call his wife amazing. This showed me how much he values her and was not afraid to tell the world that she was the ONE.
  2. He said she changed his life. WOW! That is jaw-dropping. This made me think about our influence on our husbands. How are you using your influence? Are you building your husband up to be the best he can be or are you constantly badgering him and tearing him down? She changed this man’s life. They met when he was a high school teacher. This means she married a man who was a public servant. Their union propelled him to where he is now. She’s a bad-mamma-jamma.
  3. As I replJesse williams wifeayed this phrase, I started to reflect over the last 17 years I’ve been married to my husband. Sadly, for 15 years, I was not an AMAZING wife. I realized that I had to decide to be amazing. It’s a CHOICE ladies.
  4. It’s okay to support and uplift your husband. I said it. You can and must support him. If you do not, another woman will.
  5. It’s not too late! YOU CAN CHANGE TODAY! If I can change after 15 years of being a terrible wife, so can you. It only takes you making a choice TODAY to change.

What is that ONE thing you can change today to become an AMAZING wife? Let’s talk about it. Comment below….

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 Images courtesy of Kevin Winter/BET/Getty Images for BET and Daily Mail UK.

13 thoughts on “Jesse Williams’ Speech Taught Me These “5” Things about Being a Wife

  1. I don’t think I’ll ever get tired of listening to his speech. And I absolutely loved the fact that he acknowledged her and her role in his life. I haven’t always been an amazing wife either but I know I am today. And I have an amazing husband in return:)

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  2. I love everything about his speech. I want to be a constant reminder of who I am and who I need to be for Babe. Who I need to be for our children. I want to be sure I’m always uplifting them and not tearing them down.

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  3. This speech was so moving in so many ways. I too was listening carefully to what he had to say about his marriage. It’s so true that behind every strong man is a strong woman and it really sounds like his wife is his life partner and the foundation to everything he does.

    LiveLifeWell,
    Allison

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  4. Any time he speaks, I listen. I LOVE when a man shows appreciation for their wife, especially in a public forum.

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  5. I loved his speech myself and I think all the ridicule he is getting from some is just absurd. I love that he lifts up his wife publicly. Wives should do that for their husbands as well. We have to keep each other lifted because there are so many who try to bring us down.

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  6. Although I’m not a wife yet, I love the 3rd point. She had to chose to be an amazing wife! We all make choices to be great and must live up to those choices.

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    1. It is so much a choice. We have the power to be great and to love people on purpose.

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  7. I love how he is with his wife. The blogs are so hard on her because they think she isn’t pretty enough for him. I think she is beautiful, and they are wonderful together.

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