I can’t stop reading and listening to all that’s happening with the #MeToo movement. This is a long overdue, watershed moment, and — as someone who is fiercely concerned about justice — I’m glad to see perpetual perpetrators of harassment and assault get a bit of comeuppance. More importantly, as someone deeply concerned about mercy, […]
Q&A with J: Is Modesty an Issue with Sexual Harassment? Read More »
For a whole month, I’ve been tackling sexless marriages as the primary Q&A topic, not to mention a couple of other posts: Q&A with J: “My Sexless Marriage Is Making Me Lose My Faith in God” Is the Church Failing Sexless Marriages? Q&A with J: What Can I Do About My Sexless Marriage? Part 1
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Welcome to my Thursday Q&A…on Saturday. Because Wednesday through Friday were Crazy Town in the Parker office, so I’m two days behind. Anyway, last week, I talked about addressing sexless marriage, or ones in which your libidos are highly mismatched. In that post, I suggested “if you want to make progress in a sexless marriage, you
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Y’all, I’ve been agonizing over today’s post. I’ve spent hours thinking, researching, writing, and revising the next post to answer this question: “What Can I Do About My Sexless Marriage?” I have a draft of the post, but as I sat here trying to finish it up, I felt this overwhelming sense that it’s not ready —
Q&A with J: How Do I Write a Post that Helps Sexless Marriages? Read More »
So no one actually asked that question exactly as the title communicates. But it’s been asked of me, and several marriage bloggers I know, quite a few times. Too. Many. Times. You might be wondering how prevalent sexless marriages are. Someone asked this question in the comment thread of my last post (Is the Church
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