When we hear the word Intimacy we more often than not think of physical and sexual intimacy. If we think in terms of true "heart felt " connection it can mean so much more. Healthy and strong relations can be better thought of in terms of emotional, social, recreational, intellectual, and often spiritual intimacy. We may not have all, but a strong connection in most is more likely an indicator of a strong, deep and loving relationship.
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You know, after being with my husband for over 20 years, things can get a little, well... routine. Date nights felt like a repeat of the same old dinner, movie, maybe some ice cream—nothing wrong with it, but let’s be real, it was getting a little dull.
I wanted something to shake things up, but I wasn’t sure what. Then, one night, I came across this idea—a way to make our time together a bit more exciting. So, we tried it. And let me tell you, it worked!
It started with just some playful questions, but before we knew it, we were diving into conversations we hadn’t had in years—things we were both curious about, things we’d never asked each…