Husband lost contact and didn't go home? Help you repair your marriage at seven o'clock

If your husband loses contact and doesn't come home, first of all, you should keep calm and take the following steps to try to repair the marriage:

1. Contact his friends or family: If your husband doesn't come home, you can try to contact his friends or family and ask them if they have any information. They may know where he is going, or they can help you contact him.

2. Leave a message for him: You can leave some messages for your husband, telling him that you are worried about him and hope that he can go home or contact you. You can leave your worries and hopes behind and let him understand your situation.

3. Seek marriage counseling: If you have communication problems or marriage problems with your husband, you can seek the help of a professional marriage counselor. They can help you and your husband solve communication problems and repair your marriage.

4. Try to communicate: If you have communication problems with your husband, try to communicate with him. You can tell him your worries and needs and try to understand his thoughts and needs. Through communication, we can better understand each other's situation.

5. Patience: It takes time and patience to repair a marriage. If there are contradictions and problems between you and your husband, you need to give him some time to calm down and think. At the same time, you need to be patient and don't give up your efforts to repair your marriage easily.

6. Protect your rights and interests: If there is a marriage problem between you and your husband, you need to protect your rights and interests. You can seek legal advice or the help of professional lawyers to understand your rights and protection measures.

7. Give each other space: If you and your husband need time and space to think and solve problems calmly, you can give him some time and space. However, you need to keep in touch and let him know that you are waiting for his response.

Finally, if your husband still hasn't come home or contacted you, you may need to consider taking further action, such as calling the police or seeking legal assistance.