Sex from a man's prespective

<p><strong>A thriving marriage </strong>requires consistent sexual intimacy not just as a</p><p>physical act but as a spiritual and emotional connection that strengthens the</p><p>bond between husband and wife.</p><p></p><p>Imagine a man who leaves his home each day surrounded by temptation.</p><p>Billboards commercials and even coworkers unintentionally invite his attention.</p><p></p><p>Now imagine this man comes home to a spouse who has neglected one of his</p><p>deepest needs - intimacy. Over time frustration sets in resentment brews</p><p>and what once was a safe passionate relationship turns cold. </p><p></p><p>This isn't just speculation - it's a silent epidemic destroying marriages from the inside out.</p><p>Sexual intimacy is not optional in a healthy marriage. It is essential. The</p><p>Bible itself teaches Defraud ye not one the other... that Satan tempt you not</p><p>(1 Corinthians 7:5). This is not a mere suggestion - it is a divine warning.</p><p></p><p>When a wife meets her husband's sexual needs regularly she does more than</p><p>offer physical satisfaction - she communicates love respect and emotional</p><p>presence. These are not superficial pleasures but core to a man's sense of</p><p>identity and connection.</p><p></p><p>Opponents argue that sex should not be a duty or expectation. But this is a</p><p>misunderstanding. Intimacy in marriage is not about obligation - it's about</p><p>partnership. Just as a husband is expected to protect provide and cherish a</p><p>wife is called to nurture respect and connect. It's a mutual exchange that</p><p>fosters security and joy.</p><p></p><p>The feminist movement has done much good but in its efforts to elevate</p><p>women's independence it has sometimes undermined the beauty of</p><p>interdependence within marriage. By making men feel wrong for their natural</p><p>desires we've damaged the very fabric of what makes marriage work. If we</p><p>want faithful men we must cultivate faithful connected relationships. And that</p><p>means prioritizing sex not occasionally but intentionally consistently and</p><p>with joy.</p><p></p><p>A wise woman will see intimacy not as a chore but as a tool to protect</p><p>her marriage affirm her husband and fulfill her God-given role. You don't</p><p>need to look far to see the cost of withholding this gift: broken homes</p><p>wandering hearts and unspoken pain. But the good news is healing begins</p><p>with one choice: to reconnect.</p>