A low-sex or no-sex marriage can be a silent strain pulling at the foundation of your relationship.
It leaves one or both partners feeling disconnected, frustrated, or even unloved.
However, intimacy isn’t just about the physical act of sex—it’s a complex interplay of emotional, psychological, and physical elements.… Read More
Understanding and Addressing a Sexless Marriage Where the Wife Avoids Intimacy
When a marriage becomes sexless or experiences significantly reduced intimacy, it often brings frustration, confusion, and emotional distance.
If the wife does not want to have sex with her husband, it’s essential to explore the reasons behind her reluctance thoughtfully and productively.… Read More
Introduction to “The 4 Stages of Limerence”
In 1979, psychologist Dorothy Tennov first coined the term ‘limerence’ to describe the “madly in love” experience of some new romantic relationships.
Limerence is a form of obsessive love, distinguished by an overwhelming, emotionally intense attraction to another person.… Read More
Marriage is a profound union that transcends companionship, entwining two individuals in a journey of shared emotions, dreams, and experiences.
At the core of this union lies the intricate tapestry of intimacy, where emotional, mental, and physical connections interlace to form a bond that can weather life’s storms.… Read More
by Dr. Tara J. Palmatier
Does your wife yell, scream, and swear at you? Do you feel like you can’t talk to anyone about your relationship because they just wouldn’t understand? Is your relationship making you feel like you’re slowly going crazy?
If so, you’re probably involved with a woman who is an emotionally abusive bully.… Read More
Even McDreamy has faced his share of relationship problems. In a recent interview featured on the new streaming channel PEN: People/Entertainment Weekly Network, Patrick Dempsey opened up about his marriage struggles.… Read More
You think it’s a bit of harmless fun, but watching porn really does affect a man’s performance in the bedroom.
Men partial to perusing a lot of X-rated material are more likely to suffer erectile dysfunction — and it’s because they are so used to looking at kinky images, experts suggest.… Read More
I casually mentioned a trip my husband and I took to a bed and breakfast and she started sobbing.
I reached out and took her hand, waiting until she had calmed down before I asked her to share with me what was wrong.… Read More
by RACHEL HOSIE
Rom-coms would have us believe that our main goal in life should be finding ‘the one.’ And once you’ve found them, you have to pin them down by tying the knot.… Read More
Yep, we are talking about sex. SEX!
And instead of a lengthy article, I’m going to give you a list of tips for better sex you should understand, assuming you’ve had sex before.
We at Marriage Radio believe that being a great sexual lover to your spouse is extremely important and that we all should do our best to fulfill, excite, arouse, and put a big smile on the face of our spouse.… Read More
We make time for lots of things in our lives – chores, working out, coffee with a friend, keeping up with our favorite shows, reading, working, walking the dog, and all kinds of other things that are crammed into our busy schedules.… Read More
by Rob Jackson, MS, LPC, LMHC, NCC
Note: Given the brevity of the article, it is not possible to cover all the facets of this disorder. Anyone suspecting he or she has this condition is strongly encouraged to speak with a professional counselor.… Read More
Duke University has new research that shows sex can be a spiritual experience that makes men more likely to believe in the existence of God. The same result likely occurs in women, but has yet to be researched.
The study involved the “cuddle hormone,” Oxtocin, which is produced in larger quantity during and after sex.… Read More
If a small part of you died when you found out that sex doesn’t actually count as exercise, this news should revive you: Sex may deliver the even better benefit of prolonging your life, according to the results of a small study first published online in the medical journal, Psychoneuroendocrinology in March that’s just making its rounds.… Read More
I’m not sure where I first heard the following quote, but it has stuck with me over the years: “We schedule our priorities and prioritize our schedule.”
I know I heard it from my dad when we discussed an excuse I made as a teenager in high school.… Read More
