This holiday season, we challenge you to look at your marriage and experience intimacy like never before. From exploring your sexual desires at this stage of your life to what you can do to refresh and reconnect, this year it’s time to prioritize each other. Intimacy, in its most pure form, is the closeness you…

There is a lot of research available on gratitude and its effect on many aspects of your life. The reason for this is that the act of “feeling grateful and expressing gratitude” changes the way you as a human being engage with and react to the world around you. The benefits of embracing a more…

Search   Many people misinterpret the term “sexual intimacy,” only thinking of the act of sex and forgetting about everything that goes along with it. However, sexual intimacy encompasses everything about your sexual connection with your spouse. Your sexual intimacy is the romance, initiation, foreplay, and sexual intercourse you have with one another. There’s no…

Search Any married person is familiar with sexual intimacy. It’s amazing, essential to connection, and an expected part of marriage. On the other hand, you’ve probably heard of emotional intimacy and yet you’re probably not as familiar with that term. What is emotional intimacy? Emotional Intimacy and Its Importance Emotional intimacy involves a closeness created…

Did you know that every year over 50 million roses are given for Valentine’s Day? If you want your spouse’s gift to feel as unique as THEY are… you may want to consider something other than candy and flowers. Feeling stumped?

“All I want for Christmas is you.” —Mariah Carey It’s that special time of year when giving and receiving gifts brings joy. As the Christmas season approaches some of the best presents are the ones you give your spouse when nobody else is around. This year you can pick the best gifts for your spouse…

“I want a boring sex life, said no one ever.” —Alisa DiLorenzo …And yet, that is exactly what you may have ended up with. Oh, it wasn’t intentional, but the road to sexual boredom is paved in a steady downgrade.

These are the marriage lessons we’ve learned over the last 24 years of marriage. That’s 1,251 weeks, 8,760 days or 12,614,400 minutes! This is how long we have gone to bed together and woken up next to each other since we said “I do”. In that time we’ve moved 14 times in 3 difference states…