Healthy Intimacy

February 20, 2013

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Healthy Intimacy

BY TONYA RENE

Healthy intimacy is a primal need. We desire to be accepted at our core levels. When a couple rejects each other at their core level it is challenging to have a healthy relationship and to make the rest of the relationship successful.

In marriages, it is an important first step to recognize your compatibility as a couple and build from this point.

Over the years, we have been taught to override these primal instincts for security, for power, for money, for social status and even staying married for the children’s sake.

These decisions are not wrong, but how do you find peace with your decisions? Can you still experience joy?

Overriding our most primal nature creates conditions that result in affairs, domestic violence, sexless marriages, addictions, depression and illness. Everything appears right, but something is missing. This usually means your primal needs are not being met in your union.

“Man cannot live without joy, therefore when he is deprived of true spiritual joy it is necessary that he become addicted to carnal pleasures. “

St Thomas Aquinas

 

BY TONYA RENE

 

At An Exquisite Life, our goal is to provide you with a toolkit to enhance your awareness of your senses, needs, intuition and communication skills to improve your intimate relationships and experience joy. Stop by and read our essays, visit us on Facebook and don’t hesitate to share positive insights and helpful advice with other readers.

 

 

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MADELINE SLOANE is a contemporary romance writer, author of the novels Distracted, East of Eaton, West Wind and Consequence. Follow her blog at MadelineSloane.com

She also is a regular contributor to SexualProsperity.com, a division of  An Exquisite Life, whose goal is to provide you with a toolkit to enhance your awareness of your senses, needs, intuition and communication skills to improve your intimate relationships and experience joy. Stop by and read our essays, visit us on Facebook and do not hesitate to share positive insights and helpful advice with other readers.

 

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