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Dear Ashley, is a weekly sex column in which Sex Expert Ashley Cobb answers your most intimate questions. Nothing is off-limits
A Christian wife does not like anal sex but her husband loves it and keeps asking for it. She wonders what she should do in this situation.
One survey found that 64 percent of married couples say shared interests are critical to the success of a relationship. Our contact at Tinder shared some of the top passions users list on their profiles and what they often state they’re seeking in a potential mate. Let’s take a look at some of those passions.
A lot of times people's love languages are the opposite of each other and that can lead to trouble communicating.
The happiest of relationships consist of two people who constantly ask themselves, “How can I make my partner feel loved today? How can I make my partner feel attractive today? How can I make my partner’s day easier?” That goes in both directions.
Understand that you don’t have to like all of each other’s friends. You will both have a friend—or perhaps a couple—who rub the other the wrong way. You, separately, know that your partner just doesn’t understand your friend. That’s okay. You don’t need to force the issue. Just go have one-on-one time with that friend and let it be that easy.
We all do it: throw ourselves into one project in order to avoid our higher goals. It’s quite common for someone to get married so that marriage can be their project instead of…their career, fixing things with their family, their own personal work and healing, etc.
Meanwhile, when this couple introduces some of their old friends to new friends, the former always assumes the latter are swingers. More specifically, the old friends will pull the couple in the open marriage aside and ask, “So are you um, sleeping with these new friends?”
If you get married before the age of 25, you may find yourself in a situation where you just think the way your partner thinks. You haven’t yet established your own ideas and beliefs, independent of what others think. And your spouse, of course, influences your thinking so strongly. There is danger in forming such a codependent union when your own mind is still forming
Two Army vets reflect on their 43-year marriage and the lessons they learned along the way.
Unfortunately, you may find some people—from cashiers at stores to servers at restaurants to your own friends—speak to your partner with a condescending tone. They think that just because English isn’t his first language that he isn’t as intelligent as they are.