If you are like most couples, you may think that the intimacy in your marriage is OK. You may be one of the few brave souls who tells it like it is and admit that it is less that what it should be. If you have been impacted by cheating, the intimacy is definitely not what it should be.
Since there has been cheating, it is a clear indication that the intimacy level sucks. Yes, it pulls life out of you. It does not build you up, it drains you. You are not excited to see your spouse any more. You do not look forward to being with them. Yes, in such cases, your intimacy sucks. There is no more spirit of oneness. The two of you lead separate existences, where your paths meet at a point called marriage.
If you are wanting something more in your marriage. If you are wanting to know what you can do to change the situation. If you want new life, rather than a soul-draining relationship, there is hope!
This week’s installment of the “Sure-Fire Secrets to Restore Your Marriage After an Affair” focuses on rebuilding that intimacy. Rather than having that ‘push-away’ feeling in your relationship, you can learn how to restore a sense of life, new growth and hope.
It is embarrassing when the intimacy is not what you hoped for. The loss of intimacy may have you feeling like a loser or a failure. Rather than continuing to wallow in desperation, you can summon the courage to begin transforming your relationship into something better. You can start the process of restoring the spark to your marriage. You have the choice of what to do next.
This week’s session is scheduled for Thursday the 16th of September at 7:00pm CST. If you miss the call, it will be available for you to listen in at your convenience. You can register at www.SurviveYourPartnersAffair.com/SaveMyMarriage
Your intimacy does not have to suck anymore, unless you choose to continue doing what you have been doing.
Last week, I dealt with asking questions that get answers and moving out of ‘fight mode’ and into ‘communication mode’. That session is also available for those who missed it.
Best Regards,
Jeffrey Murrah
