I write this article because I have encountered many faithful, inspiring, powerful men and woman of the Lord who for some reason do not believe that caring for themselves matters to God. For years they have functioned under the belief that they were last on the list of people to care for because this what was righteous or godly.
Many women experience higher sex drives than their husbands. This article helps wives understand that it’s normal and what they can do.
It is commonly joked about that when a woman is ready to have sex, the man is just around the corner waiting to pounce. The world we live in today jokes about this dynamic between men and women often. Many men believe that it is their job, as a sexual being, to please a woman. And furthermore that, if they do not experience orgasm, they have failed.
I cannot tell you how many clients come into my office complaining about how painful sex is. They share with me how sex has caused burning, stinging, or sharp pain. These pains can be caused by a few different things.
Maybe you just discovered your spouse had an affair or maybe you have known for sometime time. It is also possible you are the one who was unfaithful and have just decided to disclose your infidelity.
Welcome to another insightful episode of #MyCounselorLIVE! Today, we are delighted to introduce Christian Therapist Melissa Abello, who will guide us through a captivating exploration of topics that touch upon the intricacies of human relationships and self-discovery.
You wait until marriage to have sex. Everything about sex seems so natural and easy about it from the outside looking in, so you assume things will go smoothly on the honeymoon. You have all this excitement about engaging with your spouse the first time but it hurts really bad.
Affairs cause so much pain. And so many questions: How do we fix this? Should we get a divorce? What’s the timeline for healing? Will I ever be able to trust my spouse again? Can I truly survive this infidelity? Is there hope for my marriage?
In this thought-provoking episode, Melissa Abello leads us through her poignant article, “When Sex Hurts: Shame.” This conversation takes us into the realm of an important but seldom-discussed issue – the physical and emotional pain that can accompany intimate relationships.
There are lots of mistakes to be made parenting teens… But, it doesn’t have to be complete CHAOS! Establishing boundaries with your teen helps to maintain the relationship and helps them grow into healthy adults. So how do you do that? Glad you asked – that’s what this article is all about.
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