On Thursday, I popped onto my Facebook page and asked: Sixty (60) comments later, I’d learned a few things about y’all and our marriages. It was enlightening what your answers to my random question revealed. As usual, I can find takeaways that could apply to other parts of marriage, including the marital bedroom. Love language […]
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I come from a dysfunctional family. You know, like 98.3% of you. Actually, there aren’t that many dysfunctional families, as much as we all joke about it. Every family has its quirks, but some families generally work well. Others truly don’t: The family system isn’t healthy for the people involved. So of course, the answer to
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The question today is fairly general, with a reader asking me to tackle arguments and confrontation. Since plenty of disagreements in marriage center around sexual intimacy, this seems like a good question. Maybe you could address the question about how to handle arguments. I know for us, they would become quite confrontational. She’d stand there
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I try to learn from my experiences. And my mistakes. My many, many mistakes. But I’ve been evaluating my recent week-long trip to New York City and the last few days of it that I spent with my hubby. What could have made things even more smooth? How could we improve the limited time we get
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How cool is this?! I got to chat with Jolene Engle of Christian Wife University, who is also the host of the upcoming Wisdom for Wives online conference. This is a fabulous event in May, with eleven wives speaking on various facets in marriage. As you might guess, my session is on improving sexual intimacy in
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