The Generous Wife
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Sexy Compliments
When was the last time you complimented your sweetie in the bedroom?
Tell him he’s a great kisser (and then lay one on him). Touch him somewhere private and let him know he turns you on. Tell him how much you enjoyed last night’s sex.
Struggling in the bedroom? Look for one small thing you can do or say. Tell him he has sexy eyes or pat him on the bum when you walk by.
A compliment is verbal sunshine. Robert Orben
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Here is an idea from a comment my wife made the other day. Gee your penis is looking good tonight! Just an aside comment as I got ready for bed. Really appreciated it.
Smart wife.
I like to go by when my husband has both hands busy and grab his buns and squeeze. He always acts like stop it but I know he loves the attention.
Can you imagine never receiving a sexy compliment! Even after thirty years. I have offered to do absolutely anything and everything. Many things I did she just felt too uncomfortable with to enjoy, but I tried anyway. She just doesn’t like or enjoy receiving, and she won’t give. Am I to enjoy having sex with someone who at best merely tolerates it?
I am so sorry that you and your wife have this disconnect. I would encourage you to find a counselor and talk through how you will handle this. You have some difficult choices to make and that is best done with a skilled counselor.
Been through counselors and counseling for many years. It only made her depressed, but it somehow convinced her that nothing is wrong with her!
I have made the choice to stay married and be loving anyway. She is from a completely unloving upbringing which has permanantely effected her brain.
In every other aspect of my life I couldn’t be happier or more blessed. Maybe that’s God’s way of helping.
I’m so sorry. I would encourage you to have a personal counselor to help you figure out how to relate to your wife in a healthy way and stay joyful over all the good in your life. You’ve made a hard choice to love in the face of lack of love. Don’t do that alone. Praying for you and your marriage.