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Corrected Link to Free E-Book! The Intimate Couple E-Zine, March 2010, Issue 1 March 04, 2010 |
| Hi! We apologize for resending this March 2010 E-Zine. Thanks to our readers who let us know that our original version of the e-zine had a "malfunctioning" link. The link to our FREE Real Questions, Honest Answers, Vol. 1 e-book is now listed correctly. For your convenience, here is the correct link. Free! Free! Free! Now that we have your attention ... Yes! We have something to offer you for free! In the past, we included a copy of our e-book, Real Questions, Honest Answers, Volume 1 as a freebie to anyone who purchased The Seven Day Sex Challenge e-book. We’ve decided that we should just give the Q & A e-book to anyone who would like it!
This e-book, published in 2009, contains over 100 pages of questions couples have asked us through our website. Candid answers deliver sound advice and wisdom on a variety of subjects including
Just follow this link for your free e-book! Read Any Good Books Lately?
Sex God, by Rob Bell: This is a great and thoughtfully written book! Yes, it covers sex and marriage—but so much more—it’s about God and life! We’d like to pass on a great review we found: Right from the introduction to Sex God, Rob Bell coins the phrase 'this is about that'. It's his way of summing up his argument that sexuality is really about human longing to connect with something more significant than our everyday lives, something that will make sense of everything else, even for just a few minutes. Basically, sex is about God. It’s certainly not a “helpful tips for marriage and sex” kind of book; however, Rob Bell’s Sex God may very well transform your marriage! Helpful Tips! Although "quick and easy anything" rarely works well, here is a tip that is relatively quick and easy but can yield long-term dividends in any relationship: remember the friends and enemies of quality conversation! When examining the impact of conversation in a marriage relationship, Dr. William Harley, author of His Needs, Her Needs, refers to "friends and enemies" of good conversation. Friends of Intimate Conversation
Enemies of Intimate Conversation
Simply stated, intimacy is developed through conversation. When you are conversing, remember the friends and enemies! Thanks for reading and we hope to be in touch again in a few weeks! Sincerely, Jim and Carrie |
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