Nurturing intimacy and a deep connection is achieved through communication and opening up to your partner. Only when each partner can communicate feelings, preferences, and expectations regarding intimacy.
Author: Shane Smith
Email: shane@prepare-enrich.com.auWeb: https://www.prepare-enrich.com.au
What outside factors impact intimacy?
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22 April 2021 | 0 Comments
Intimacy is more than sex and affection
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15 April 2021 | 0 Comments
Each couple experiences intimacy differently and it often varies between partners
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06 April 2021 | 0 Comments
Try to schedule free time together and free time apart
In balance, strongerrelationships, strong couples club, free time
30 March 2021 | 0 Comments
How much free time do you and your partner have in a week?
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23 March 2021 | 0 Comments
Free time is just that – time free from commitments, obligations, and requirements. Depending on the stage of life, there are factors that determine just how much free time you have. It is important to acknowledge that you probably can’t change the amount of time you have in the free category, but you can change how you choose to spend it.
Free time is just that – time free from commitments, obligations, and requirements. It is self-defined and can be whatever you want it to be. Depending on the stage of life, there are factors that determine just how much free time you have. Work, children, and other responsibilities dictate how much time is left over.
Putting effort into the process of forgiveness can bring about positive change
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02 March 2021 | 0 Comments
Recognising the role forgiveness plays in daily life, identifying its presence and its healing power can bring about significant changes in your relationship.
If you exaggerated the act of forgiving in your relationship for a period of time - even just a week - you may see how often it happens. Here’s an example: you forget to start the dishwasher after dinner and there are no clean coffee cups for your partner to have their morning cup of coffee... you take responsibility for your action and apologise. Your partner acknowledges your efforts and forgives you, and then you forgive yourself. By going through the amplified motions, you’ll see how effortlessly you already incorporate forgiveness into your relationship.