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I want to know especially from females, what would be the best way to help my wife get over her past of bad memories of men and be able to trust me for who I am? My wife had a bad experiece with her ex. when she was young, he was a very abusive husband. She put up with him for one year then she left. We met 8 years later, and have been married for 9 years. She still has some reservations towards men, and can not fully trust them. Despite all of efforts to change that image and show her the loving and caring side of men, she still has some concerns and fears. I love my wife and would like to help her out. I am looking for a number of options that I can utilize to hep her without offending her.<p>I am open for ideas. Thanks
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