Y'all knew this had to come....
The SEX talk.
Trust me, it's a good thing.
We'll be talking about sex until the conclusion of the 31 Days series.
To kick it off, let's have a giveaway!
About the Book:
Do bad girls really have more fun? Surveys say no. The women who are most likely to enjoy sex are married and religious. In other words, they're Good Girls!
But good girls know that making sex great isn't about acting trashy. It's about recognizing what God really designed sex for, and then learning how to reap all these benefits and joyfully enjoy your husband.
Frank and contemporary, The Good Girls' Guide to Great Sex will give the newly engaged and new brides—and some veteran wives—a Christian resource to answer their most intimate, and embarrassing, questions. In a conversational style, with lots of humorous anecdotes, the book will show that sex isn't just physical: it's also an emotional and spiritual experience. And we'll learn why commitment in a Christian marriage is the perfect recipe for a sex life which is out of this world!
But good girls know that making sex great isn't about acting trashy. It's about recognizing what God really designed sex for, and then learning how to reap all these benefits and joyfully enjoy your husband.
Frank and contemporary, The Good Girls' Guide to Great Sex will give the newly engaged and new brides—and some veteran wives—a Christian resource to answer their most intimate, and embarrassing, questions. In a conversational style, with lots of humorous anecdotes, the book will show that sex isn't just physical: it's also an emotional and spiritual experience. And we'll learn why commitment in a Christian marriage is the perfect recipe for a sex life which is out of this world!
I listed this book on the resources post. It's a great book. Even if you don't consider yourself a 'good girl', you can gain a lot of great info from this book.
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i need this so badly!!
ReplyDeleteand the best marriage advice was to never go to bed angry!! i love that piece of advice!
DeleteThe best marriage advice I have ever been given was exactly the opposite of the one above! LOL! It was that sometimes you NEED to go to bed mad, sleep on it, and wake up with a different perspective. :-)
ReplyDeleteEnjoy what God has give you the man he designed just for you
ReplyDeleteGod designed marriage to make us holy, not happy!
ReplyDeleteThe best marriage advice I've ever been given is to think of one amazing thing about my husband (and thank God for it) every time I pick up something that belongs to him. (Dirty socks etc)
ReplyDeleteWithout love, she reacts with respect. Without respect, he reacts without love.
ReplyDeleteBest marriage advice I have been given would have to be that my husband needs to be heard and respected. That his house needs to be a safe place to land for him because he is out in the world everyday fighting against flesh and attacks!
ReplyDeleteLove Sheila!! I would love to win a book of hers. Thanks for a great giveaway. Best advice I've learned is to learn his love language! Respond to him with his love language, not yours.
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I won't share the very best advice I've ever gotten cause it's a little naughty. However I will share one of the really great pieces of advice. It's the same as someone else's above. From Dr. Eggrich 'without love, she responds to him without respect. Without respect, he responds to her without love.' That advice is also one of the hardest to implement because he doesn't give love naturally, he has to learn how and work at it. We don't give respect naturally, we have to learn how and work at it. When we do it however, we have fulfilling, happy marriages!
ReplyDeleteI can't think of any advice that I've been given, but the one I always give is, "Choose your battles, and let the little stuff go!"
ReplyDeleteThe best marriage advice I ever received was that marriage takes 3; husband, wife, and God.
ReplyDeleteThe best I ever was recieved was to wear a special perfume on the day of my wedding, everyday on our honeymoon, date nights, and any vacation that only the two of us took. Since memories are triggered by different senses, whenever you are angry or upset grab the bottle and take a sniff. It always a sweet reminder that I am designed for my husband.
ReplyDeleteThe best marriage advice I ever received was to never try and change the other person and also to never to go bed angry.
ReplyDeleteI shared on Facebook!
ReplyDeleteI added the book to my wishlist after you linked to it in an earlier post. :) I've really enjoyed this series, Kristin!
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