From San Diego, California, this is a one extraordinary marriage show.

We're being busy as overdone, romancing as fun, and scheduling sex as taking the guesswork

at a wondering when you're going to get some. I'm Tony Dilloranzo, your co-host along with my

beautiful wife, Alisa. From coast to coast and around the world, thank you for joining us.

It's time to talk sex, love, and commitment. Give us a call or text us on the hug hotline at

858-876-5663 or send us an email to hugsatonexurnarymarriage.com.

In today's episode, we're discussing how you can use the six pillars of intimacy

to rekindle the romance in your marriage. There's an anonymous quote that says,

a great marriage doesn't just happen because of the love you had in the beginning,

or we could substitute because of the way you romanced one another in the beginning.

But rather, how will you continue to love? And romance, if I had to say that. That's what we're

talking about in today's episode. We're talking about romance. But first, we start every one

extraordinary marriage show with a hug. A hug is really an opportunity for Tony and I to

celebrate what the two of you are doing in your marriage, to share with the entire one family,

break through, or success that the two of you are having. This hug comes from a post that was

in the one family private Facebook group that says, we are approaching 42 years of marriage.

Did you hear that number? 42 years of marriage. And living some of our best years.

Now, this just flies in the face of the fact that, you know, people think that the longer you've

been married, like it kind of fizzles and fades. It goes on to say, since being introduced to Tony

and at least on the one family three years ago, the tools we have gained and the investment we

continue to give our marriage has rekindled respect, love, and a desire to do what I can do

to continue to grow. We live by the six pillars as it has become the framework for our marriage.

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