Welcome to "The Marital Intimacy Show" Blog, hosted by Show Host, Laura M. Brotherson!
"The Marital Intimacy Show" provides straight talk about empowering women (and couples) to create the relationship of their dreams. It's time to:
- Elevate the gift of sexual enjoyment to its divinely intended place
- Embrace the God-given gift of sexuality
- Learn the secrets of sexual satisfaction
- Find solutions to the intimacy issues that plague so many marriages; and
- Create a mutually fulfilling, intimately connected, and passionate relationship -- emotionally, spiritually and sexually
I'm delighted you've found this fun new online show and this blog. It's hard for me to imagine something more fun than being able to talk about sex and intimacy and marriage, and to together learn how we can more thoroughly enjoy the intimate relationship in this adventure we call marriage.
Strengthening marriages intimately is my passion, and I hope it becomes something fun and enticing for you as well. It's been incredible to see so many women who have not only chosen to make their intimate relationships a higher priority, but who also feel impressed to encourage others in their marriages as well.
Sex can be a scary subject, but with information and insight, we can all confidently help our marriages and each other more fully understand God's designs for the intimate relationship in marriage. I hope you'll share this podcast and blog with your sisters and girlfriends and daughters (and the men in your life as well!). Husbands will be able to learn much from "The Marital Intimacy Show!" It's not just for women!
In our weekly episodes of "The Marital Intimacy Show" we'll tackle the taboo subject of sex and delve into the intricacies of intimacy. We'll venture into these sensitive subjects by restoring light and goodness to the topic. I hope you'll be inspired to more fully embrace and enjoy your sexuality not only as part of your personal wholeness and aliveness, but also in order to fully enjoy the multi-dimensional intimacy God designed for a husband and wife.
Greater bliss awaits inside the bedroom and out!
Please share your thoughts and questions here about the podcasts, as well as the topics you'd like to have addressed.
Welcome!
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Laura M. Brotherson -- Intimacy Expert, Relationship Consultant, Show Host of "The Marital Intimacy Show"
Author of “And They Were Not Ashamed — Strengthening Marriage through Sexual Fulfillment”
Email: Laura@StrengtheningMarriage.com
Online Show: www.TheMaritalIntimacyShow.com -- The Women’s Information Network (The WIN)
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Intimacy expert, Laura M. Brotherson, is the author of the best-selling book on sexual intimacy and marital ONEness entitled, 
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Episode #011 Tiger Woods, Marriage and Infidelity
Just a note that at the time of recording this show my focus was not on sex addiction. Tiger's situation prompted me to address the topic of infidelity in general. A separate episode would be needed to address the complex issue of sexual addiction in marriage. Addictions change everything.
Laura M. Brotherson
Host -- "The Marital Intimacy Show"
Comments
Comments from others are a great strength of your blog, but I can't easily locate the comments. Could you direct me please?
Thanks!
reply to Comments question
Hi Janie--I'm not sure what you are asking. You are currently in the comments section of "The Marital Intimacy Show" home page. You are correct that reading other's comments is a great strength. We'd love to hear your thoughts and the thoughts of others as well. You can also find comments on the Comments Page of our website -- http://www.strengtheningmarriage.com/comments.php and you can also find comments on "Laura's Strengthening Marriage Blog" -- http://strengtheningmarriage.com/blog/
I hope this is helpful.
Laura M. Brotherson
Host -- "The Marital Intimacy Show"
Thank You
Thank you for seeing and responding to our need for more resources that celebrate marriage and speak to intimacy issues intelligently, reverently and directly. Angela ThePureBed.com
Welcome to "The Marital Intimacy Show!"
Hello Everyone!
Welcome to "The Marital Intimacy Show" (TMIS). I'm so glad you found us and hope you will be richly benefited by listening to this weekly show. It's all about strengthening marriages...intimately! How fun is that!?
Please feel free to share your thoughts and questions, and I'll do my best to address those issues that you want to know about. I'll also be sharing many insights into the intricacies of intimacy and expand your world of possibilities for a rich intimate relationship.
This show will provide information and insights that are not really available anywhere else. Where else can you find open and honest, yet respectful "straight talk" about the intimate relationship of marriage.
We'll take the taboo out of sex and help you be able to experience the joy and passion that was divinely designed for the intimate relationship of marriage. How fun is that!?
Again, welcome!
Laura M. Brotherson
The WIN Show Host -- "The Marital Intimacy Show"
disaster
I've been married 26 years. At this time my husband and I have NO sexual relations, and what is intimacy? Two problems I need help with: 1. My husband is not an emotional man in way. There is NO emotional connection and I feel very alone in my marriage. 2. Because of frequent uretheral catherizations as a child, I suffer from constant uretheral pain (it's like walking around with a urinary tract infection most of the time.) Intimacy makes things worse, and after an encounter, I am in severe and constant pain for the next week or more. I feel like I'm an experience in the pavlovian theory -- Sex to me is pain -- it's also lonely. Do I dare ask these questions? Do I dare talk about this? Help!