We wives ask ourselves this very question at varied times. After a long day when your shoulder muscles are tight, you ask your hubby to give you a quick massage. He starts rubbing your shoulders, your head falls forward as you “ooh” and “aah” at his firm but gentle touch, and stress begins to ebb
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Intimacy is a word thrown around quite often by Christian authors and speakers regarding marriage and sexuality. Anytime you choose a word, you hope its meaning is agreed upon by both speaker and audience so that you can effectively convey an idea. Do we agree on what intimacy is? The Merriam-Webster definition of intimate includes
I told myself I would not write about this, but I cannot resist. A French company has come out with a sex toy for dogs. It’s called the Hot Doll, is described as the “1st sex toy and companion for your dog,” and its slogan is “for trendy dogs only.” Lest you think I am
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It’s funny (peculiar, not ha-ha) how often being available or being present makes a positive difference to someone. After you race through a store and select items, someone must be available at the check-out counter to ring up your purchases, and stores that do well in being there at the right time and in the
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Recently, a reader recommended The Dick van Dyke Show as a positive television show which “illustrates respect and love in marriage.” I enjoyed that series and its family values, but the comment got me to thinking about that era of film and television. Married couples were shown sleeping separately in twin beds. Respectful perhaps, but
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