1. You’re expected to be a perfect role model at all times, with no room for human flaws or mistakes.
2. Your personal life is constantly under scrutiny, with church members feeling entitled to comment on everything from your parenting choices to your hairstyle.
3. You’re expected to attend every church event, potluck, and committee meeting, even when you’re exhausted or have other commitments.
4. You’re often the target of criticism and gossip, even when you’re doing your best to support your spouse and the church.
5. You have to constantly navigate the challenges of being a public figure while also trying to maintain a sense of privacy and personal boundaries.
6. You’re expected to be a gifted hostess, organizer, and volunteer, on top of your other responsibilities.
7. You’re frequently expected to sacrifice your own needs and aspirations for the sake of the church’s demands.
8. You’re often held responsible for your spouse’s failures or shortcomings, even when they’re beyond your control.
9. You have to deal with the stress and pressure of your spouse’s demanding schedule and the toll it takes on your family life.
10. You have to navigate the complex dynamics of church politics and power structures, which can be emotionally draining.
11. Despite all of these challenges, you’re expected to maintain a positive attitude and unwavering faith at all times, lest you be seen as a poor representative of the church.
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