By Salomé Criddle2024-06-11T05:00:00
Salomé Criddle explains why she thinks sexperts and intimacy professionals should be more sought out in church communities.
“How do you sustain intimacy with your husband over a long period of time?” Her eyes held my gaze searching for every single micro expression as I paused to process my answer. We were at an event discussing the complexities of marriage. Here in this room, filled with struggling wives ‘all bets were off.’ I didn’t want to rush my answer because I knew that this question wasn’t just important to her - but to all the women in the room.
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