The Safety Zone: Understanding a Woman's Need for Safety

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Women have a deep need to feel safe and secure. When they do not feel safe, they scramble to try put up barriers for self-protection. Sometimes the feeling of being insecure is a legitimate, obvious reason, such as walking through a high crime area of town. Other times the feeling of being insecure is due to false perceptions of a situation, such as assuming her husband does not want to talk because he is angry with her.These generalizations will not apply to all women and relationships. Ou
Women have a deep need to feel safe and secure. Providing safety offers stability for the relationship to flourish. This article offers several ways to make her feel safe and secure.

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