Sexuality and Intimacy
Passionate and exciting sexuality in intimate relationships is the outgrowth of loving and effective communication, and of each person taking personal responsibility for their own feelings. Passionate sexuality flows in safe relationship spaces.
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When To Have Sex in a New Relationship  |
Dr. Margaret Paul |
| Fear of Intimacy |
Dr. Margaret Paul |
| I Love Him But I'm Not Turned On To Him |
Dr. Margaret Paul |
Integrating Spirituality and Sexuality  |
Linda Marks, Copyright 2002 |
| Men, Women, and Sex |
Dr. Margaret Paul |
| Time for Connection |
Dr. Margaret Paul |
| What Really Creates Emotional Intimacy |
Dr. Margaret Paul |
| Why Do You Want to Make Love? |
Dr. Margaret Paul |
| Why Marital Sex Often Dies |
Dr. Margaret Paul |
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Daily Inspiration
When you spend time with someone, is your intent to give or to get? Notice in your interactions with others if you are sharing your caring and understanding, or if you are trying to get attention and approval. Or, are you giving to get - giving caring to get approval? Noticing your intent can help you shift from trying to get to wanting to give and share.
By Dr. Margaret Paul
Inner Bonding Products:
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Managing Anger By Dr. Margaret Paul | ||
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Relationship Package #3 | ||
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From Conflict to Intimacy and Beyond - Download By Drs. Jordan and Margaret Paul | ||
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