Emotional and Sexual Intimacy in Marriage
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Marcus Kusi
Ashley Kusi
How to connect or reconnect with your spouse, grow together, and strengthen your marriage - EVEN if you don't know where to start.Do you feel something is missing in your marriage? Do you feel like roommates? Are you worried about drifting apart?Do you ever miss the connection you once had? Do you want to fall "in love" again so you can rekindle intimacy in your marriage?Needless to say, you are not alone.The truth is, we all want to feel loved and desired by the person we have committed to spend the rest of our life with.Somewhere along the journey, life gets in the way; busy schedules, pregnancies, kids, health issues, looming work deadlines, career changes, unexpected life and family events, etc.Your spouse is physically present with you, but it feels like they are miles away. The spark and excitement is starting to wane. You are slowly growing apart.The sad truth is this:Lack of intimacy in marriage can easily lead to resentment, anger, frustrations, feeling neglected, miserable, and even divorce.But, don't give up yet.No matter how hopeless you feel about the state of your marriage, we believe you can rekindle intimacy with your spouse.Because it happened to us too.We used to be just like you, missing that deep connection, meaningful conversations, and excitement we had when we first met.However, we have used what we share in this book to reconnect, grow together, and rekindle intimacy in our marriage; emotionally, intellectually, spiritually, physically, sexually, and much more.As a result, we now have a healthier, happier, sexier, and satisfying marriage.In this book, you will learn how to:1. Connect or reconnect with your spouse so that you can rekindle your marriage, without breaking your budget.2. Overcome emotional, physical, and sexual intimacy issues like mismatched sexual desires in the bedroom.3. Communicate your feelings with courage, even when you are hurt, frustrated, or angry.4. Create a safe haven so you can be vulnerable with each other without feeling judged.5. Deal with anxiety about intimacy for yourself or your spouse.6. The 5 simple things we do every day that has been proven to strengthen intimacy in many marriages; even if you don’t have much time.7. More than 52 conversation starters for deeper conversations, building trust, intellectual and emotional intimacy.8. The different forms of intimacy every couple needs to know so you can build that intimate connection you both desire.9. Over 69 simple, yet effective ways to rekindle intimacy, romance, and the passion you once had.Plus, the 30-Day and 12-Month intimacy challenge for couples; which is about practicing intimacy in your marriage every single day.You see, a marriage without emotional and sexual intimacy is bound to be unfulfilling.So, if you want to enhance intimacy in your marriage, rekindle the romance, and have satisfying sex with your spouse, then this book is for you.More importantly, Emotional and Sexual Intimacy in Marriage will change the way you relate with your spouse, live your marriage, and make intimacy a part of your daily life - starting today!Scroll to the top to buy your copy of this intimacy book for couples today.---------------Keywords related to this intimacy book for couples:Intimacy book for couples, emotional intimacy, sexual intimacy, intimacy in marriage, how to reconnect with your spouse, how to connect with spouse, intimacy book for married couples, marriage books, marriage books for couples, newlyweds book, books for couples, marriage help books, relationship help books, relationship books, books for couples, books for married couples, physical intimacy, rekindle marriage, rekindle relationship, rekindle intimacy, intimacy anorexia, fear of intimacy, fear of intimacy, lack of intimacy, forms of intimacy, rekindle romance,
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Author
Marcus Kusi
Pages
190
Publisher
Our Peaceful Family
Published Date
2017-03-09
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"Marcus and Ashley have made another book about how to strengthen your relationship. There is so much in this book. It talks about the finer details on how to expand and grow as yourself and with your spouse and some tips on how to do so! The fact that Marcus opens up and tell us the readers that he had to learn about "being a man" and that it doesn't mean that guys never cry, quite the opposite. A man that is in-tune with his feelings can typically get the girls easier since we women can connect deeper with them. It is nice to read a book about how to repair or just make your marriage better from people that have been there and its not just from one point of view it is from both of them and I think that makes this valuable! There isn't just great insite in the book there are links to their site www.ourpeacefulfamily.com to help you with steps along the way to help you become the couple you want to be. There are also questions in the book you can answer with your spouse so it isn't just a sit down and read there are questions you can answer and get to know each other and your goals as a couple more thoroughly.<br/>Although it is packed with a ton of information that we know sometimes we forget its the simple day to day things that make our marriage and our relationships in general work. You want to tell your best friend everything so why not do the same with the spouse. Even if they are two separate people.<br/>One of my favorite chapters was the one about spiritual intimacy. I think its one of the things my husband and I struggle with the most and I have never thought that there are ways around not sharing the same beliefs and sharing with your kids. It's about the core learning and feelings not all the extra stuff. One of the things that makes the books from Marcus and Ashley unique is that they add their own personal stories to it as well so its not just "this is how you fix it" they add their own personal touch that they have gone through it and they want others to not have to. Although it is apart of being a couple."
Melani Clements