Generally, the income of the coastal community is not sufficient to meet their daily needs. The socio-economic status or welfare of the fishing community has not changed much, as in Gisik Cemandi Village. The fishermen and their wives work to make ends meet. The purpose of this study was to determine how the subjective well-being of fishermen's wives with these conditions. This type of qualitative research used in this research is a case study with a descriptive method. The technique of extracting data used interviews with two fishermen's wives. The results showed that subject one was more dominant in the affective aspect while subject two was more dominant in the cognitive aspect of living his life. They are actually both grateful for the situation they are experiencing, but there are differences in emotional control factors