Enjoying Physical Intimacy as a Woman Part 1 - Dr. Cliff and Joyce Penner

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• ED

  @edwardkwok1001 · 6 years ago

  "He affirms. She invites." Great advice! The woman needs to feel good herself before she can share herself with her husband.

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• SU

  @sukapsc · 1 year ago

  as a 70 year old woman who married her highschool sweetheart almost 50 years ago, for myself and my husband in this season of our lives, all we want is to feel love. outside of our relationships with the lord of love, that translates for us into long sweet embraces and gentle kisses throughout the day. and lots and lots of talking and sharing. we're so very thankful and have never been happier.

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• SY

  @Syl777-s8s · 6 years ago

  So appreciate this topic on air!!!

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• CI

  @citytrees1752 · 3 years ago

  Gen X and younger are completely turned off by this kind of talk.  Notice the difference between this old-school stuff and the way Debra Fileta and Gary Thomas talk about marriage and relationships in their FoF talk.  Debra and Gary have an approach that the rest of us can relate to and builds relationship instead of 'duty' and 'submit' and placing blame.

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• AG

  @agraves561 · 4 years ago

  What a sweet couple

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• RE

  @reneetobin5158 · 3 years ago

  Well at least the guys are willing discuss it all- 👏

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• ME

  @melodykubiak5850 · 4 years ago

  I wish this had closed-captioning. Like many people, I rely on it so that I can fully understand what is being said and taught.

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• CL

  @claymiked6582 · 6 years ago

  Both husband and wife get to enjoy intimacy and both men and women must also fulfill their duty to offer their bodies to each other. The man was reminded in the NT to love his wife and the wife was reminded to submit to her husband.

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• TH

  @theforeigner6988 · 6 years ago

  Mennonites? I guessed so, as I read your name. I am from Mennonites church from Germany. Greetings.<br>Good work

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• JO

  @JohnDretired · 2 years ago

  Nothing before marriage, nothing afterwards either. &nbsp;Religion is amazing.

• SO

  @sonnyh9774 · 6 years ago

  It&apos;s an uncomfortable subject for many people, counselors, and pastors. &nbsp;I&apos;ve found that most pastors are not very well trained to counsel resulting in poor counsel. &nbsp;Everyone is a counselor, and some are good and some are &quot;trying their best&quot;. &nbsp;We must realize that not all counsel is wise, and the proverb &quot;there is wisdom in a multitude of counselors&quot; is presuming some of the counsel is wise in the first place, so a multitude of unwise counselors still yields unwise counsel. &nbsp;Moral of the story... pick your counsel wisely, and check what they say with Scripture like the Bereans did.

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• LA

  @ladysky3636 · 6 years ago

  what about when your lack of desire for your husband is due to recovering from your husband&apos;s affair? Is has been 2 years &amp; there&apos;s extreme remorse on his part, but I&apos;m still struggling with the pain of it all...I just dont feel any desire for him.

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