Which Role Do You Play?

Support | Shadow | Overachiever | Underachiever You and your partner, both, play a vital role in the dynamic of your relationship. However, do you know which role you play? Are you the support, the shadow, the overachiever, or the underachiever? Support Shadow Overachiever Underachiever Support- you are consciously available to your partner in allContinue reading "Which Role Do You Play?"

Trust Recovery

by Morgan "MoJo" Johnson @connectwithmorganjohnson In the beginning of a relationship there is a phase called Limerence which is when the brain is basically on drugs.  There’s a lot of serotonin and oxytocin being released.  This phase, typically, lasts 6-8 months. After this phase is when bonding, attunement (see previous post), and checking in withContinue reading "Trust Recovery"

From Simply Sex to Making Love

Have you ever heard someone mention sex and God in the same sentence? Yeah, probably not! Churches love to act like sex is such a bad thing and a taboo topic. God is the one who created sex and he did so because he wants both commitment and passion for us. Now, when I sayContinue reading "From Simply Sex to Making Love"

How Men View Sex vs How Women View Sex

Let's talk about sex, baby! (Salt-N-Pepa reference) Sex is ultimately a longing, a passion, a deep desire for connection. Thomas Aquinas, writing in the 13th century, called its purposes offspring, fidelity, and sacrament. Offspring, of course, being the physical part of the relationship where the two beings become one. Fidelity is the relationship aspect whenContinue reading "How Men View Sex vs How Women View Sex"

The 5 Love Languages

by Dr. Gary Chapman Words of Affirmation | Acts of Service | Receiving Gifts | Quality Time | Physical Touch Words of Affirmation Words need to be used to affirm love Example: verbal compliments, written letters, cards Photo by John-Mark Smith on Pexels.com Act of Service Actions speak louder than words Example: cooking, cleaning, doingContinue reading "The 5 Love Languages"

4 Types of Intimacy

All are needed for a healthy, successful relationship Emotionally Mentally Emotional intimacy is basically understanding each other's emotions and being able to openly communicate those with one another. To be mentally intimate with someone that means you have meaningful conversations and share values/interests. Spiritually Physically Spiritual intimacy is respecting each other's beliefs and values youContinue reading "4 Types of Intimacy"

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