The Power of Emotion to Touch a Woman’s Heart
Recently, I’ve been talking a lot about power of touch, but what about the power of emotion to touch a woman’s heart? Now that’s real power!
Recently, I’ve been talking a lot about power of touch, but what about the power of emotion to touch a woman’s heart? Now that’s real power!
I have always been a “touchy feely” kind of guy so I have asked myself one day: “Is there really something to this idea of the power of touch.” I can recall certain instances in my life when I have seen this power displayed firsthand.
Many studies have been done declaring the importance of touch in caring for infants and children, but what about in romantic relationships? When I say touch, I’m referring to the non-sexual touch - because without just the simple, but powerful touch of your hand (guys), you are not even getting to first base.
Do we go through, unbeknownst to us, stages of love? Many couples feel like after the initial fire burning passion that love just sort of fizzles out, and all we are left with is accepting that we can just be good friends.
I just finished watching the movie The Blind Side. You might be asking, “What does this have to do with marriage and family, or romance?” However, after seeing a film like this you realize that even though you may have big problems, you are actually pretty lucky compared to many in this world.
How many times have you heard about a woman wanting to bring back the romance in marriage (her marriage). That said, it’s a lot easier to keep romance alive than to get it back. But it is possible to get romance back. So if you’ve “lost that lovin feelin” remember these 5 keys:
So you’ve been together a few years and you don’t think you need to romance your Sweetie anymore. Is that what you really think? Well, you’d be wrong. The problem with a lot of men (sometimes women too, but mostly it’s the men) is they feel like they shouldn’t have to romance their woman anymore.
1000 Questions for Couples – sounds like some kind of TV game. Some people treat their relationships like a game. But, if you could ask your partner 1000 good questions in order to make a better relationship, or to help make sure you have the right partner for you, wouldn’t you do it. Well, Michael Webb has done just that in his ebook titled (you guessed it): 1000 Questions for Couples. It’s a great resource for those seeking either couples advice, or help in preparing for marriage.
One of the most popular and successful marriage coaches today is Mort Fertel. Mort Fertel is the author of the Marriage Fitness Tele Boot Camp, the Marriage Fitness Audio Learning System, and the Marriage Fitness Home Flex programs. He has been featured on numerous nationally syndicated news and talk shows.
It can be very challenging for a man to come up with romantic gift ideas for his sweetheart. This is especially true if he doesn’t feel very creative, or doesn’t have a ton of money to spend. However, to a woman, receiving romantic gifts are important to help maintain the fires of romance.
Here’s a review of one of the really great romance websites and newsletter(s) that I recently discovered! It’s called Sweet Slap.. it’s really fun, unique, and best of all, it’s totally free. Once you sign up at Sweet Slap you fill out a Personalized Relationship Profile including things like whether you are married or dating, your age, whether or not you have children, important romantic date ideas, and how long you have been together.
So hopefully by now you’ve read my article on “What is Relationship Coaching?” Next, I’m going to give you some reasons why you might want to seriously consider relationship coaching to help improve your relationship.
Relationship coaching offers couples trained professionals who coach people to work on skills that will improve their relationships. There are also coaches for parents, families, and even singles who desire to have a relationship. The coaches do not necessarily have degrees in counseling or psychology, although some do.
A lot of people are talking about the state of health insurance and health care in this country. And that’s a good thing. Couples would do well to talk about “love insurance” for their relationships as well. What is love insurance? I’m glad you asked. Love insurance is an umbrella that couples have put in place to safeguard their relationship. Think about it. If people took the same amount of care with their love relationships as they do with their healthcare (assuming they are healthy) they might actually improve the quality of their relationships, and they might last longer (especially marriage relationships).
This is an article I read this morning from a newsletter I subscribe to (and highly recommend, see the end of the article). I really appreciated this and thought it would be nice to share!
One of the most common relationship problems today is when couples put their children before their marriage. Oh, they don’t set out to do that. It just happens over time…if you let it. Have heard to old saying, “In order to be a good father, you must be a good husband first”? I believe that’s true, even after 21 years of marriage.
Ok, let’s first establish that these romantic date ideas are for lovers, not the newly dating. What happens to lovers over time? They lose the spark, and certainly the flame of passion and desire that keeps that love alive. So what can be done to not only get IT back, but to keep IT from leaving again? Do you remember all the time and energy you spent planning out your dates when you first started seeing each other?
I know what you’re thinking: “How can Mother’s Day be romantic for my wife?” and “What does this have to do with romantic gift ideas for my wife?” I would think you would have learned that by now! Women are sentimental creatures. They absolutely love everything sentimental. Sentimental gifts are a surefire way to reach your wife’s heart. Once you reached the emotional seat of your wife’s heart – look out romance, here we come!
If you’d ask your partner (girlfriend, fiancé, spouse) a thousand questions, good questions that were well thought out, don’t you think that you’d get to know them pretty well. Maybe you’d even get to know them well enough that you could make a better decision on whether or not you’re compatible enough to marry that person. Or, maybe you could learn enough about your spouse in order to make your marriage better and enjoy a deeper sense of love and fulfillment. And, you might just being able to avoid attending couples counseling.
This morning I got the neatest story in my newsletter from My Daily Insights. Normally I think any conversation with tech support is about as pleasant as pulling teeth, but this one I really liked! It was too cute for me not to share. ~ Laura
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