Emotional Intimacy

Emotional intimacy involves sharing the deeper parts of yourself with your partner. This week, open up about a meaningful childhood memory and how it’s impacted who you are today. Vulnerable conversations like these can draw you closer, helping you see each other in a new light. Embrace this connection, knowing that trust grows through authenticity.

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How to Make Your Partner Feel Seen and Heard

In a world full of distractions, making your partner feel seen and heard is one of the greatest gifts you can give. Feeling understood is a cornerstone of healthy relationships, fostering emotional intimacy, trust, and connection. Here’s how you can prioritize your partner’s feelings and experiences in everyday life. 1. Give Your Full Attention It

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Dating with Kids: 3 Simple Ways to Make Time for Each Other

Finding time for romance while juggling parenting can feel like a challenge, but it’s essential for a strong relationship. Here are three practical tips to prioritize time together: 1. Plan “Mini Dates” Around Your ScheduleIf a long night out isn’t feasible, embrace shorter, meaningful moments together. Share coffee after the kids are in bed, cook

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Great Questions to Ask on a Date: For New Relationships and Long-Term Love

Whether you’re in a budding romance or a seasoned marriage, asking thoughtful questions on a date can deepen your connection and make the experience more meaningful. Here are some great conversation starters to spark fun and intimacy: For New Relationships: For Married or Long-Term Relationships: Dates are the perfect opportunity to learn more about your

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Fun & Romantic At-Home Date Idea

You don’t need to leave the house to have a great date night! Here are a few creative ways to connect and have fun right at home: 1. Cook a Gourmet Meal TogetherPick a recipe you’ve never tried, turn on some music, and team up in the kitchen. Light some candles and enjoy your masterpiece

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Let’s Talk About Sex II

Sex can be many things but it’s not uncommon for couples to be frustrated, even disappointed. Like marriage, our culture and media leave us with an expectation that it will flow naturally and both will experience ecstasy.  Last week we addressed being vulnerable and expressing what brings you pleasure and sharing your desires. Communication is

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