Do you know the one dangerous fallacy sexually addicted people can hold on to? They think that they have more sexual needs and desires (or more sexual hormones) than the average people.
But the truth of the matter is being addicted for example to porn and masturbation has little or no relationship with sexual needs or desires. Sexual addiction has everything to do with a lonely soul, a soul which is wounded and hurt; a soul which is drowning in its own secrets; a soul which is told repeatedly to be quiet, and more. Continue reading We Need Others to Get Healed→
Wow, how grateful we are to live on this free land; but this land wouldn’t be free if some people hadn’t pay the price for it! Yes, some gave their lives for the free we are enjoying everyday.
So, I would like to say “Thank you” to all American veterans who unselfishly gave their lives for all of us! Some gave their body parts; some gave their sanity and ended up in mental institution; some gave their youthful days.
Dr. Myles Munroe had wonderful sayings and quotes. Before I tell you my number one favorite saying from him, let me share with you some of my favorites:
The only man-minister I heard in my life who said, in public, in front of a camera, calling his wife on a stage, “This is the woman who took my virginity!”
Dr. Myles Munroe! He and his wife with their crew members died in a plane crash on November 09.
Hooray! I just finished four weeks of teaching in my church on the topic of sexual intimacy for married couples.
So, before I expire for the day, let me share with you at least one and half minute of the video of today’s teaching, titled “What a wife wants her husband to know about her sexual nature”. I hope you enjoy it.
I forgot his name but he said, “If you want to maintain the romance in your marriage, you need to keep the following three things in your marriage on a daily basis:
1. Kiss daily at least for 30 seconds
2. Pray together at lease for 3 minutes.
3. Sit and talk about life for 30 minutes.”
Wow! Talk about being practical, nothing comes closer to this! ///
So, you advise husbands how to respond to their wives when their wives are stressed and feel down but what about us? How do you advise our wives what to do with us when we are down and stressed?
When a wife says to her husband, “I feel so stressed and down,” she is not asking him to fix her, or fix the conflict she has at her job or fix her kids who might be driving her crazy.
No, no, no! She is not asking him that. All she is asking him is this: “Can you show me some love so that I can pick myself up to fix my problems and be respectful towards you?”
