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Learning to Dance with Desire
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It can take time to make a new habit feel comfortable and natural. When you persevere anyway, you may find that you can soon reap the fruits of your effort.
When you’re afraid, crossing a bridge can be a huge challenge. Working on sex can be a challenge, too. How can you face that challenge and move forward in your journey?
Are you ready to take a step toward growing in the area of sexual intimacy? I have two programs that can help you do just that. Learn more about my Passion Pursuit study and Intimacy Mentoring, and think about what kind of support you need as you move forward.
Does it seem that your husband keeps trying to fix the sex in your marriage, when you know it’s the relationship that is the problem, not the sex? In this post, I explain why your husband might be doing that, and I give you four things that might lead to improvement.
When everything seems to be unraveling right before your eyes, it’s easy to see it as a bad thing. Consider that unraveling might be the very thing that allows you to rebuild something amazing.
If you are just starting to make new sexual habits, you may dread the journey and effort in front of you. If you keep at it, you may find yourself enjoying sex in ways you can’t even imagine now.
When life is full of ups and downs, be gentle with yourself and rest in God’s gentleness with you.
The same things that can help you tackle a major project can help you grow in your marriage and sex life, too.
You sow, you harvest, . . . and then what? How are you preparing for the next season of growth in your marriage?
Is there anything you can do if your husband says he just wants results and doesn’t believe you’re actually making any progress in the area of sex? This post shows you some thoughts to help you as well as some actions to help your husband.
When you’re working on your sexual struggles, it’s easy to be overwhelmed and feel like you aren’t making any progress. Be sure to pay attention to what you’ve already accomplished instead of just looking at what is still in front of you.
When your efforts to grow cause you pain, it’s okay to stop and rest.
It’s a time of year I’ve always loved—late-summer-blue skies, back-to-school sales, and the occasional hint of autumn in the breeze. Oh, and my Passion Pursuit …
The links in this post are all about staying comfortable while also stretching yourself just a little. It’s important to feel comfortable in your sex life, and if you’ve struggled with sex, that in itself is a huge step. Once you’re comfortable, though, you can still keep growing.