physical intimacy is what ultimately sets marriage apart from all other relationships. it's the most unique element. Now there are a lot of nuances- emotional connection & safety etc. those are all valid. but for the women who are just "not feeling it", remember your commitment to love for better or for worse. our personal opinion- it's selfish to remove intimacy from the relationship without it being about safety or neglect. changing your perspective on this could save your marriage. ➡️ If you

💡 Sex vs. Intimacy: What’s the difference? Sex can be found anywhere—it’s a quick fix, a physical act, or something that can even be done out of obligation. But intimacy? Intimacy is deeper, more meaningful, and something that truly nourishes your marriage. It’s about being fully seen and fully loved, emotionally, spiritually, and physically. Intimacy is built on trust and safety, and it doesn’t just happen overnight. It requires consistent effort and a commitment to showing up for each other e

Sexual intimacy is a key area of adult relationships. As I see every day in my practice, adults who have negative thoughts about sex and have low sexual self-esteem are unhappy in their relationships, and it is hard for their partners to feel close to them in bed. Parents forget that their kid will be a teenager for literally six years and an adult for many many decades. If you make your child scared of or repelled by sex, maybe you're helping them make "better" choices as a teenager but you are