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Q&A: Initiating Lovemaking With My Spouse

Question: Is it appropriate for wives to initiate sex and to take the lead on occasion when it comes to lovemaking? My husband and I enjoy a fulfilling and satisfying sex life, but that’s one thing I’ve wondered about. I guess I’ve always felt that should be the man’s place. There are times when I desire physical intimacy, but I have doubts about whether it’s right for me to get things started. Do you think this is okay?

Q&A: Keeping The Spark Alive After The Wedding

Question: My fiancé and I can’t wait to begin our new lives together. I’ll confess, though, that I’m afraid this excitement will wane into routine and familiarity – particularly with our sex life. Do you have any advice for how we can keep the spark alive?

Q&A: Getting My Husband To Help With Chores

Question: With two pre-schoolers in the house, it seems like my wife and I seldom connect anymore. She always talks about how tired she is after being with the children all day. What can I do to reinforce our relationship?

Q&A: Resolving Issue Over Frequency Of Sex In Marriage

Question: How can a couple resolve issues over the frequency of sex? My wife would be content making love once a month, which doesn’t come close to satisfying me. Which one of us is “abnormal”?

Growing In Physical Intimacy

Sex brings two people together in the deepest, most profound intimacy possible.

Great Sex Doesn’t Just Happen

Having sex is a natural physiological practice. People have figured it out on their own since the beginning of time. Without how-to books or online instructional courses, people from every tribe and nation manage to procreate. Because sex is natural, we tend to put it in the category of other natural physical acts like eating and sleeping. You don’t have to focus on learning how to master these things – they just naturally happen.

Intimacy Requires Vulnerability

For emotional intimacy to grow, each partner must be willing to meet the other’s deepest needs and protect the other’s greatest vulnerability.

Sexual Needs: His & Hers

Like most newlyweds, Josh and Jenny had anticipated the unity and ecstasy of married sexuality. Even though their honeymoon wasn’t perfect, they still hoped they would ‘click’ and discover the ultimate beauty of sexual oneness. After two years of frustration, their optimism began to wane.

Intimacy in a Marriage | Keeping The Curiosity Alive

When was the last time you were curious about your spouse? Intimacy in a marriage goes beyond physical relationship. It is about keeping that curiosity (Yes! from the first date) about each other alive and learning to stay current with our spouse.

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The Key To Connecting With Your Spouse Each Day

Couples tend to drift apart rather than towards each other at the end of a long day. Choosing to intentionally connect with your spouse each day makes a world of difference in the strength of your marriage.

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