Welcome to the Delight Your Marriage podcast, the show where you hear from amazing and inspiring

wives sharing their struggles, triumphs, and advice for this journey called marriage.

Here's your host, Bella Rose.

Okay, welcome back. This is Bella. I'm grateful you're joining me for the Body series. We have been through a good amount already. I encourage you if you are just dropping in, go ahead and listen to episodes one through four because this is really a series that's building on top of each other.

So if you're interested in this particular podcast, I would encourage you to actually go back

and listen to the other ones because it might not all make sense unless you have it in the

context of the full breadth of the series. Essentially, this is a course for free. So it's kind of something that I wanted at some

point to turn into a course and I probably still will when God gives me the more bandwidth

to be able to do that. But for now, if you want to just hang in and, you know, dig in and do the work, I give you homework every single week,

you can get to a place of freedom with your body. And today we're talking about what that means in

sex. How does this kind of translate into your sex life being better, right? Because delight your marriage.

We talk about physical intimacy. It's to encourage that in your marriage. It's just so important.

So let's talk about how you as a woman can enjoy sex. What does it mean to enjoy sex as a woman? Well, you probably knew

this. We're wired very differently than men. Sex is a very different experience for women than it is

for men. For men, they, first of all, think that women are just like them so probably if uh your husband hasn't had

some really good you know sex education through maybe my resources or other Christian resources

or whatever he probably thinks that you want him to go straight to your resa, straight to your breasts, and ignore all

the rest. And you probably don't agree. The truth is the woman's body is set up very differently

than a man's. She is not one that gets turned on and, you know, blood flowing and swelling just because you

touch heressa. It's, it's a slow process. It's, it's a opening. It's like a flower, right? We as

women, we slowly blossom. We're not, you know, you don't pry us open

and expect that to be pleasurable for us. And so the biggest sex organ for a woman is her

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