Gospel singer Jamie Rivera, nag-react sa katuruan na ang mga misis ay dapat magpasakop sa mga mister
- Gospel singer Jamie Rivera shared her personal beliefs on marriage during her guest appearance on Fast Talk with Boy Abunda, addressing the often-debated idea that wives should be submíssíve to their husbands
- She emphasized that submission should never come at the expense of a wife’s happiness, freedom, or personal growth
- Jamie highlighted the importance of open communication, mutual understanding, and willingness for both spouses to adjust in order to maintain a healthy and balanced relationship
- She believes that a successful marriage is built on partnership, respect, and shared responsibility, where both partners can grow individually while nurturing their bond together
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Gospel singer Jamie Rivera recently shared her thoughts on marriage, particularly on the often-debated idea that wives should be submíssíve to their husbands. Speaking during her guest appearance on Fast Talk with Boy Abunda, Jamie emphasized the importance of communication and mutual adjustment between spouses.
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“Yes, it was taught to us that wives should be submíssíve to their husbands but to a certain extent,” Jamie said. She explained that, in her view, submission should never come at the expense of a wife’s happiness or personal growth. “Not to the point that you would make your wife unhappy and you would curtail their freedom and their growth.”
Jamie highlighted that in her belief, marriage should involve open discussion and understanding between partners. “Dapat ‘yon pinag-uusapan ng mag-asawa. Ano ba ‘yung do’s and don’ts natin. Mag-aadjust din dapat ‘yung husband,” she added, underscoring that husbands, too, should be willing to adjust and compromise to nurture a healthy relationship.
Known for her inspirational music and advocacy for family values, Jamie used her platform to share a perspective she genuinely believes in: that true marital harmony comes from empathy, understanding, and mutual adjustment, making marriage a shared journey rather than a one-sided expectation.
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Jamie Rivera is a Filipino gospel singer, television personality, and recording artist, widely known for her inspirational and faith-based music. She has earned the title “Asia’s Inspirational Diva” and is recognized for songs that often focus on love, hope, and devotion to God. Beyond music, she is admired for her charitable work and public advocacy on social and spiritual issues.
In the same interview, Jamie addressed claims that LGBTQ+ people will go to hell. She disagreed with the statement and expressed gratitude and respect for the LGBTQ+ community, recalling how many LGBTQ+ individuals helped and protected her early in her career, describing them as “angels” in her life. She said these experiences shaped her belief that kindness matters more than judgment.
In a related report, some years ago, Toni Gonzaga openly shared the challenges she faced during her first year of marriage to Paul Soriano. She admitted struggling to submit to her husband’s leadership, as her naturally strong and alpha personality made it difficult for her to fully accept Paul as the head of their family. Over time, Toni gradually learned to embrace submission after reflecting on and redefining what it truly means in a marriage.
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