Sex is an emotional experience. God designed sexual desire to lead a woman into an emotionally intimate relationship and to enjoy sexual expression in the context of an emotionally safe and connected relationship- i.e. Marriage.
Tamyiah says, “I’m having difficulty having an orgasm and I don’t know how to talk to my husband about that, about foreplay, or just about having a better sex life in general.”
Congratulations, you have found the person you want to spend the rest of your life with and are going to get married! Sitting down with your future spouse and dialoguing through different topics will help you both feel more prepared, and calm some of the nerves around the wedding night and the first experience of sex together.
In this article you’ll learn how and when to talk to your kids about your marriage problems.
Now that we have defined what emotional triggers are, and specifically within the context of infidelity, let’s talk more about how to navigate them. The following are steps couples can take to manage these moments effectively.
I often get asked the “secret to a happy marriage.” In the past, I would scramble to find the perfect answer to show that I know my stuff as a counsellor!
How do we love our spouse? How do we nurture a loving relationship with them over the next 5 or 50 years of marriage?
Military life can be exhilarating with many perks of travel, education, national pride, and financial benefits for the whole family. However, it is not without its share of challenges when service members are called away for training rotations, combat, long work days, missed special occasions, and the many last-minute PCS moves for the whole family.
Why is sex so important to my husband? In 4 out of 5 marriages men have the higher sex drive and are the primary initiator of sexual experiences. If you are in one of these marriages this comes as no surprise to you. It may seem like your husband is constantly wanting sex and acts like a wounded puppy dog if you’re not in the mood.
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