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ONE Extraordinary Marriage Show

213: SEX IS NOT A COMPLETE BAROMETER OF YOUR RELATIONSHIP

ONE Extraordinary Marriage Show

Tony & Alisa DiLorenzo

Religion & Spirituality, Sexuality, Kids & Family, Health & Fitness, Christianity

4.61.7K Ratings

🗓️ 1 April 2014

⏱️ 30 minutes

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Summary

When your sex life has simple become a physical act that you and your spouse are doing it's time to evaluate what's going on. The quantity of sex you have each week or month is not a complete barometer of your relationship. Sexual intimacy is only one of the six forms of intimacy that the two of you should focus on to build a strong marriage. These six intimacies are vital to a marriage based on transparency, honesty & trust. This week Tony & Alisa share why you should make sure to not only look at how much sex you are getting each month. Instead begin to grow closer together where the quality of sex gets better and better over time. You, Your Spouse & Sex Audio Workshop He Zigs, She Zags: Get Your Communication on the Same Path Support ONE Extraordinary Marriage by shopping at Amazon.com. Leave a review on iTunes | Submit a question | Call (858)876-5663 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0

From San Diego, California, this is the One Extraordinary Mary Show, where being busy is overdone.

0:06.0

Romancing is fun and scheduling sex has taken the guesswork out of wondering when you're going to get some.

0:12.0

I'm Tony Deloreenzo, your co-host along with my

0:14.5

beautiful wife, Elisa. From coast to coast and around the world, thank you for

0:19.1

joining us. It's time to talk sex, love, and commitment.

0:23.0

Give us a call at 858, 876, 5663.

0:28.0

That's 858, 876,563.

0:33.6

563.

0:37.5

In today's show, it's not just a quantity of sex that determines the health of your

0:42.1

marriage, but the ability to see your

0:44.4

marriage from a holistic view. And in looking at that I want to open today's show

0:50.4

with this quote from Arthur Ericsson, a Canadian architect and urban planner.

0:55.1

And he said, our incapacity to comprehend other cultures stems from our insistence on measuring

1:01.0

things in our own terms.

1:02.4

And I just want to translate that. on measuring things in our own terms.

1:03.0

And I just want to translate that into marriage speak,

1:07.0

for lack of a better phrasing,

1:09.0

to say, in terms of your marriage,

1:11.0

your inability to comprehend what is going on in your

1:14.1

marriage comes from your insistence in measuring things on your own terms only and

1:19.3

not communicating with your spouse and that's really what we're going to be talking about today when we look at

1:25.7

approaching you're looking at set you know just the quantity of sex that you're having

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