Pastor's wives are people too.
(A pastor's wife may actually be a guy- a pastor's husband- which brings unique challenges of it's own. But for the ease of writing, I'll just say "she" for now, but please know that the "she" really could be a "he" and the point is the same.)
There are a lot of demands on her time and energy- just like you.
She carries many burdens and try in earnest to give them to the Lord- just like you.
She struggles with all the same stuff you do- yes, this is true.
She may not play the piano or sing. She may be a welder.
selah.
She feels loneliness, sorrow, worry and fear- just like you.
She makes mistakes and has regrets- just like you.
She worries that she's bringing up her kids right- yes, this is true.
She may not be an extrovert. And that's okay.
selah.
She is often asked to do way too much- just like you.
She often wonders about the future- just like you.
She crawls back to the cross on a frequent basis- yes, it's true.
She may actually need a vacation, and that's the truth.
selah
She may need some time to herself or laughs with friends- just like you.
She really needs encouragement from others- just like you.
She isn't perfect or a saint- yes, it's true.
She isn't responsible for her husband's ministry.
selah
She may love life or have days where she wonders why she didn't stay in bed- just like you.
She works on her marriage and family in good times and bad- just like you.
She probably doesn't shout her needs from the rooftops- yes, it's true.
She needs your prayers more than you know.
selah