I am always sexually available to my husband. That's my number one priority as a wife. Obviously there are times when it's not appropriate to have sex ,but these are much more bearable for both of us because we do not withhold from each other when it is within our power to give.
I would say this is, after our mutual faith in God, the number one reason we are happily married after 37 years.
I will add that I always respond enthusiastically whether I feel like it or not (mostly I do because it really is such a pleasure!). I have found in doing this I start getting all into it and we both end up in a heap of ecstasy. And this is one reason why I'm happy at home. ♥️
A few more things I do:
*I keep him first. Treat him well. I make him a priority.
*I take care of the home and our health through good cooking.
*I am helpful to him with homemaking (he says ironed undies are his love language, :-p)
*I stay clean, girlish, feminine, and fit and he is still drawn to me, I have tried to keep my curves as I age. It is possible.
*I’ve started giving him my full attention and gaze when he comes into the room. He loves this and it makes him feel loved and respected.
*I admit I am quite adventuresome and fun when we do things together.

I wish you all blessed marriages and happy times together with your husbands and wives.

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Mar 1
Marriage tip:

Share your thoughts, concerns and ideas with modesty, reserve, and the greatest respect...

...not demanding or commanding that your husband do certain things.

The “boss babe” approach will destroy the attraction and affection your husband has for you.
Only communicate in a calm, logical way and do not throw things or yell. It may be that you will have to take a day and pray about the situation before talking. Any kind of physical violence is NOT communicating; it is an attack; punishment. 2/3
Every time you yell, throw things, kick things, make insults, you make him want to leave you and not love you. This sort of thing is counter-productive to your relationship (unless you are trying to destroy your relationship). 3/3
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It's so easy for us, dear sisters, to pick up on the attitudes of the rebellious feminists. We see these attitudes now even in the teachings of prominent female Bible teachers & so-called Christian authors.

Let's be careful who we listen to: make sure they line up w/ scripture.
I have found myself lately falling into a complainy spirit with my husband lately and I realize that I have also been reading some popular female Christian writers. Has it helped my marriage? Not one bit.
It has put my husband on the defensive as well as put distance between us. Instead of coming home to a contented, cheerful wife, he gets "held accountable" for all of his perceived misdeeds & offenses. Instead of receiving respect and love, he feels like he cannot please.
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Thread. "The Good Wife's Guide", 1955. I cannot take credit for this masterpiece, but I think it is some of the best marriage advice I've seen. #TheGoodWife
Plan ahead, even the night before, to have a delicious meal ready on time. This lets him know that you've been thinking about him & are concerned about his needs. Most men are hungry when they get home & the prospect of a good meal is part of the warm welcome needed.
Prepare yourself. Take 15 minutes to rest so you'll be refreshed when he arrives. Touch up your make-up, put a ribbon in your hair and be fresh-looking. He has just been with a lot of work-weary people. Be his angel.
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A woman who says she loves her husband but refuses to serve him, is a hypocrite. Love is service. Too many women serve their children, friends, even their pets but will not make their husbands a sandwich, will not pick up his socks, will not give him sex when tired or busy... 1/3
...too busy to reach out to our husband's family and friends with hospitality. We give him the cold shoulder or worse nag him when he fails to live up to our expectations. If we love our man, we will try to please him. Serving is the outward expression of love. 2/3
But she says, “He does not serve me!” What is that any of her concern. Does the right hand cease to work because the left hand is broken? Of course not. The right hand works even harder, and continues to do it’s work. 3/3
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