Welcome to the Bear Marriage podcast. I'm Sheila Ray Gregor from Bear Marriage.com

Where we like to talk about healthy evidence-based biblical advice for your sex life and your marriage.

I am joined today by one of my favorite people, my husband Keith.

I mean, you're kind of favorite, but like I really, really love my daughters, too, so it's always hard to say who my favorite is. It's not a competition. It's not a competition. It's not a competition. I love him very much. Good. And we're going to have a great conversation today. I love being here. It's fun.

Okay. One of my other favorite people, a couple of weeks ago, I did a podcast with Rebecca, our daughter, on the euphemisms that we use in evangelicalism about sex.

And how often those euphemisms are obscuring something which is pretty ugly, like sexual assault or other things.

And it's really bad.

And people were saying, hey, can you do a similar

podcast on the euphemisms that people use about complementarianism? Yes. Yeah. And how they make it

sound so lovely, but they don't say what it really means. Well, even complementarianism is a

euphemism. Right. Right. Right. Which we'll get to in a minute. Don't spoil it yet. Yes. And so that's what we're going to do today. Before we get started, one way that you can really help us is if you're watching on YouTube, will you click the like button and hit subscribe? Because it tells the algorithm, hey, people like this and then they'll keep coming. And if you're listening on your podcast app, please rate the podcast five stars wherever you listen and subscribe as well so that you don't

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All right, hon. Wow. Are you ready? Yes.

Okay. So what I thought we could do is talk about the way the complementarians talk about

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