Sexual Intimacy is to be shared between a man and a women
who are married. Sexual intimacy comes with a lot of emotions and it is best to
be married and committed to that one person that we share that intimacy with.
Men and women are very different when it comes to sexual
intimacy. Men are more likely to be aroused quicker and women take a bit longer
to become aroused. A quote that was used was “Men are like microwaves and women
are like crock pots” This is so true! Men can be aroused by the smallest thing
and want to be intimate however women take a while to reach that point. This
brings me to my next discovery. Men want to be sexually active to feel close,
safe, and connected to a person however women want to first feel close, safe,
and connected before they are sexually active. This can be really frustrating in
a relationship however once you get that cycle rolling each partner is
receiving what they want and need to feel good in their relationship.
There are many blessings that come from the differences men
and women have when it comes to sexual intimacy. Some of these include:
- All needs can eventually be met
- - Helps us understand each other
- - We learn to be selfless and put the needs of the
other person before our own
- - We learn to communicate better (if we can
communicate in the awkward intimate setting of the bedroom we sure can
communicate about other things)
- - We learn to develop self-control
- - Trust can be built
If we want to experience sexual intimacy that will be satisfy
both partners the most important thing to remember is that we must thing of the
other person while being intimate. This will almost always guarantee that both
partners will be satisfied.
Awesome work Erin!
ReplyDeleteI really like that you noted that sexual intimacy is at its prime in marriage as well as how harmful having sex outside of marriage can be. Did you know that every partner excluding your spouse increase the likely hood of divorce by 3 times! Can you see why with increasing promiscuity there is an increase in divorce?
Incredible work!
Maddison Dillon