Okay, it's gonna be another sex post.
What do you do when your husband wants more in bed than you want to give him?
A: Let him live without it. He's a grown man and he needs to suck it up and live with disappointment for the rest of his life. This is a dangerous way of thinking. Husbands have needs and us wives were given to them as a helper, for this very reason (among others).
B: Tell him it's okay for him to find what he needs somewhere else.Even more dangerous. To bring a third party into the one-flesh union is not godly, is not biblical. DON'T DO IT. Besides, he wants you to "do him," not someone else.
C: Learn to reverence your husband and stop withholding something he needs. Defraud ye not one the
other, except it be with consent for a time, that ye may give yourselves
to fasting and prayer; and come together again, that Satan tempt you
not for your incontinency. (1 Cor 7:5) Whatever it is, start doing it. If you don't know how, ask him to help you or read a book, but for goodness sake stop denying your husband something he is desiring.
That's my rant for today.
"Therefore as the church is subject unto Christ, so let the wives be to their own husbands in every thing." Ephesians 5:24
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Friday, May 4, 2012
Friday, November 4, 2011
Chess
Two Facts:
Fact 1:
I'm obsessed with organization. Everything has to be neatly packed away so that nothing is out in the open that doesn't belong out in the open.
Fact 2:
My husband loves chess. He has a hand carved chess set that was given to him by a good friend a number of years ago.
After we moved into our new (ish) house, he didn't bother with the chess set for a long, long time. When I asked him about it, he showed me exactly what the problem was. He opened the closet door, removed twelve (yes TWELVE) boxes, stacking them neatly on the floor. Then he shifted another stack of boxes to the left, removed a small fire safe and finally retrieved the chess game. Then he replaced all the items he had to remove to actually reach his game.
In my zeal to organize the house to my liking, I completely ignored his needs in that regard. He needs his chess game to be accessible, and not to be stored in such a way that it takes such heroic effort just to get to it.
Do you allow your husband to keep his things handy? Are his hobbies hidden away, out of view? Can he easily reach the things he enjoys?
I can tell you that we have now found a place for his chess set so he can play whenever he wants to. He and my oldest daughter are in the middle of a game right now. I'm glad he was willing to show me in such a kind way what the problem was.
I love him with all my heart.
Fact 1:
I'm obsessed with organization. Everything has to be neatly packed away so that nothing is out in the open that doesn't belong out in the open.
Fact 2:
My husband loves chess. He has a hand carved chess set that was given to him by a good friend a number of years ago.
After we moved into our new (ish) house, he didn't bother with the chess set for a long, long time. When I asked him about it, he showed me exactly what the problem was. He opened the closet door, removed twelve (yes TWELVE) boxes, stacking them neatly on the floor. Then he shifted another stack of boxes to the left, removed a small fire safe and finally retrieved the chess game. Then he replaced all the items he had to remove to actually reach his game.
In my zeal to organize the house to my liking, I completely ignored his needs in that regard. He needs his chess game to be accessible, and not to be stored in such a way that it takes such heroic effort just to get to it.
Do you allow your husband to keep his things handy? Are his hobbies hidden away, out of view? Can he easily reach the things he enjoys?
I can tell you that we have now found a place for his chess set so he can play whenever he wants to. He and my oldest daughter are in the middle of a game right now. I'm glad he was willing to show me in such a kind way what the problem was.
I love him with all my heart.
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Friday, September 30, 2011
Monday Pick Me Up
I like to make a nice dessert and pack it in Lew's lunch on Monday morning. He and his coworkers work long, hard hours on Monday and, well, a nice dessert in his lunch couldn't hurt, right?
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