We recently lived in a home where the previous people’s mail still arrived, including subscriptions to Cosmo and Glamour. Rather than putting it all in a pile to give to their family for later delivery my husband said he didn’t even want it in the home, and tossed it out into one of their boxes they’d left behind in the garage. It’s tempting to open them up “just to see” what’s in there, but it’s never as good as promised, and you do feel like you got “slimed” 🙂

Call me crazy: I approved it anyway, Ol Will. I doubt you are a “dirty old man.” I’m definitely not a dirty old man, and yes, I threw in a few double entendres for those who might be paying attention. Those who weren’t wouldn’t get it. No big deal either way.

Thanks for reading!

Or maybe I’m just a dirty old man.

Anyway, keep up the good work.

How lovely to wake up, turn on my laptop, and find this comment in my inbox! You started my morning off beautifully, Debi. Thank you so much.

Thanks. I don’t know what it says about me that I’m not bored yet! LOL. I do think all of these aspects (communication, relationship, sexuality, etc.) are intertwined, and working out one area can lead to good things in other areas. Thanks for all YOU do for marital intimacy, Gina!!!

I really think this is key — that when you figure out how to have great intimacy with one another, frequency often just happens. You do want it because it’s fun and bonding! Appreciate the comment, Kris.

Thanks so much, Cat. I can feel a little “slimed” too when I read from secular sources. LOL. I’m glad to help out and will keep asking God for direction to do so.

Thanks, Megan. Beautifully put: “sexual intimacy is the overflow of a great marriage and not an event.”