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1. Being horny is not evil or a sin. 2. Blessed are you when you are married to a spouse who is often horny for you. 3. One of the things that reduces horniness in marriage is frequent and prolonged arguments. 4. It is not men alone who are horny creatures. Women too get horny, some women get extra horny during ovulation; their body just wants to be touched, they are very wet. 5. A lot of men wake up horny ready for love making. Dear wife, attend to his erection. 6. Sometimes horniness can get so much till someone can't function well. This is why marriage offers a release. 7. One of the major challenges of long-distance marriages is that when you get horny, your spouse is far away. Address this by calling each other and flirting together over the phone in moments of horniness and when you finally are together, explode and explore your horniness on each other. 8. It hurts when you are horny but your spouse turns you down. It is one of the worst forms of rejection. 9. Som...

1. STARE AT HER WITH DESIRE A woman feels wanted most by how her man looks at her. Men are visually stimulated beings so she will look to see if your eyes tell her 'I want you.' 2. LET HER KNOW WHEN SHE TURNS YOU ON She feels good when she knows she arouses you. If you are near her and with a hard on or thinking about her when you two are apart and find life in your boxer too hard for comfort; let her know. She wants to know she has an effect on you; even after years together she wants to know she's still got it. 3. PRAISE HER BODY Speak it, let her hear you talk so good about her sex appeal. 4. NOTICE HER EFFORTS If she gets a new hair do, a new dress, if she works out; let her know you are paying attention. 5. PROTECT HER FROM HERSELF A woman can sleep feeling sexy then wake up doubting her sexiness. One negative comment from someone can easily make her question her appeal. She might look at herself and not like her body weight, size or shape and she lowers ho...

Forgiving doesn’t mean you are OK with what happened or you are again best friends with the person or that you even like the person to communicate with them. Forgiving someone mean letting go of all the resentment that you feel for the person & whatever happened. Forgiving someone is for you, and maybe a just a little bit for them. Remorse and honesty are 2 important factors helping people to go through difficulty and forgiveness. There are steps to moving forward with or without…. STEP ONE: Are they worth another chance? Some cheating partners don’t deserve to be forgiven. Ask yourself these five crucial questions. 1. Have they cheated on other people in the past? 2. Why did they do it? A one-off incident with seemingly genuine reasons to explain it is a lot easier to forgive than repeated slip-ups or a long-term affair. 3. What do you think they will do if they're in the same predicament in the future? 4. What guarantees can they give you that it won’t happen agai...

1. Most women get annoyed and upset with guys who compare them to other girls. 2. Never get too attached to anyone unless they also feel the same towards you, because one sided expectations can mentally destroy you. 3. If you aren't happy single, you won't be happy taken. Happiness comes from within, not from a relationship. 4. Being nice to someone you dislike doesn't mean you're being fake. It means you're mature enough to tolerate that individual. 5. If you don't do stupid things while you're young, you'll never have anything to smile about when you're old. 6. No matter how strong of a person you are, there’s always someone who can make you weak. 7. Missing someone and not being able to do anything about it generally makes people moody, easily annoyed and/or emotionally frustrated. #SHARE to educate others.Cheers 🥂

1. We need to grow up and stop this game of tit for tat. It is childish to revenge. 2. We need to grow up and stop this silent treatment that lasts for weeks. Grown ups don't behave like this. 3. We need to grow up and stop talking constanly about our problems and start focusing on solutions. Grown ups act. 4. We need to grow up and stop exposing our children to our drama and issues. We shouldn't act childish in their presence with disunity and attitude, they are under our care. 5. We need to grow up and learn that disagreeing doesn't mean we don't love each other. Grown ups learn to work through the differences. 6. We need to grow up and become accountable and responsible so there is no need to suspect each other. You don't need to police me, I don't need to police you. 7. We need to grow up and stop allowing our parents and friends from coming between us. This is our marriage, not theirs. 8. We need to grow up and stop shouting and provoking each o...

1. FRIENDSHIP: Try to be your spouse best friend. No matter what happens, be a friend first, and a lover later. 2. TRUST: The key element to any relationship is trust, so before starting this beautiful journey with your spouse, learn to trust in all circumstances. 3. UNDERSTANDING: Try to figure out each other and work out on your differences. There are going to be many differences, but it’s mutual compromise and sacrifice which makes this relationship beautiful. 4. COMMUNICATION: Try to talk and convey your message to your spouse. Let your spouse know about how good/bad your day was along with reminding them how you feel for them. 5. HONESTY: Always speak the truth, never lie or hide things in fear that your spouse won’t understand.Give your spouse a chance to understand you. 6. FREEDOM: Give your spouse space and freedom to decide for themselves. Don’t take away the personal time of your spouse. #SHARE to educate others.Cheers 🥂