The sexual union in marriage requires an emotionally intimate relationship where spouses are able to share their deepest, most personal, and most vulnerable parts of themselves.
For some fun ideas on flirting and being more playful with your honey, check out our “How to Be More Playful in Your Marriage—Inside the Bedroom and Out” at the link (taken from Ch 10 of our book - "Knowing HER Intimately") -- https://t.co/mYBe4Z3dzv
It's Date Night!! What a great night for flirting!! We love this post from #LoveHarderMarriageCoaching to remind us all to FLIRT with our spouse!! What's one way you like to flirt with your spouse?!!
In the bedroom, much of the communication is conveyed nonverbally. It is important for couples to be skilled at sending and receiving effective verbal and nonverbal cues in order to tune in to each other well within lovemaking.
Couples aren’t always good at reading between the lines to “know” and “read” each other well. It’s a skill to be able to sense each other’s inner state and respond accordingly.
It’s so important to choose your thoughts wisely because worrying is like praying for what you don't want. Obsessively worrying about something will often manifest the very thing you’re afraid of and trying to avoid.
You'll find more valuable suggestions of things women can do to embrace, awaken, nurture, develop, tune into and enjoy their sexuality for their own wholeness and aliveness. — https://t.co/4RqTE1HmYO
It's a learned skill for people to realize and regularly remember that their spouse thinks, feels, and responds to things differently than they do, and that it's okay that they do so.