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Why Does He Choose Porn Over Me?
Sarah stared at the ceiling, her mind racing as she lay next to her sleeping husband, Mark. The soft glow of the alarm clock read 3:17 AM, another sleepless night in what felt like an endless string of them. She turned her head slightly, studying Mark's profile in the dim [...]
Is His Porn Addiction My Fault?
So, you've just found out your partner has a porn addiction. Ouch. That's gotta hurt. You're probably feeling a whole mix of emotions right now - betrayed, angry, confused, and maybe even wondering if it's somehow your fault. Let's take a deep breath and dive into this tricky topic together. [...]
Women Crave Emotional Connection Over Sex
Let's talk about something that's been on a lot of people's minds lately: the idea that women crave emotional connection more than they crave sex. It's a topic that's been discussed in countless magazines, blogs, and even scientific journals. But what's the real story behind this notion? Is it just [...]
The Risks of Opposite-Sex Friendships in Marriage
Let's take a look into the topic of opposite-sex friendships when you're in a committed relationship. As a Christian counselor with decades of experience, I've seen this issue come up time and time again. It's a subject that requires careful consideration, wisdom, and a solid grounding in biblical principles. God's [...]
Maintaining Authentic, Meaningful Connections in a Digital World
In our increasingly digital and fast-paced world, forming and maintaining authentic, meaningful connections with others has become both more challenging and more essential than ever. As human beings, we have a fundamental need for social connection and belonging. Research has shown that loneliness and social isolation can have serious negative [...]
Loving Others: Transactional or Relational?
As Christians, we are called to love God and love others. But what should that love look like in practice? Should our relationships with God and fellow believers be primarily transactional - based on exchanges and reciprocity? Or should they be fundamentally relational - rooted in genuine care and connection? [...]