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Every woman deserves to enjoy great sex with her husband, without inhibition or shame. But many wives live with the burden of self-doubt or feel mystified about what men really want in bed. Others wrestle with memories of sexual abuse or neglect, guilt over past intimate relationships, or negative feelings about their own bodies. Maybe you’ve been thinking you were alone in your struggle to discover sexual fulfillment.

Think your twenties are just a waiting period -waiting to get married, waiting for real life to begin? Wrong! As Shannon Fox and Celeste Liversidge show with humor, intelligence, and reassurance, getting a ring on your finger is the last thing you should be thinking about when you're in your twenties. In fact, statistics show that if you wait and marry at thirty, your chances of having a healthy, long-lasting relationship more than double.

Are you a "desperate housewife," committed to marriage yet longing for a deeper, more intimate connection with your husband? Believe it or not, you can have the marriage you long for - if you’re willing to take desperate measures.

As a farm girl in eastern Oregon, feeding bottles to bummer lambs and babysitting her little sister, Jackie Shannon Hollis expected to become a mother someday. After a series of failed relationships, she met Bill, the man she wanted to spend her life with. But he was a man who never wanted children. Saying I do meant saying I don't to a rite of passage her body had prepared her for since puberty.

Get tools for renovating your relational space in this new book from Gary Chapman and Shannon Warden.

Las relaciones amorosas no son un cuento de hadas El síndrome de Cenicienta es un padecimiento real, consecuencia de las fantasías de amor más nocivas que la cultura pop nos ha vendido como "verdades". Algunos de los síntomas son: Creer que una relación le dará sentido a tu vida; Tener miedo a ser independiente y querer que alguien te «rescate» todo el tiempo; NECESITAR una relación para ser feliz ; Pensar que el amor lo resuelve todo; Esperar que tu pareja lea tus pensamientos para no comunicarle tus necesidades.