And even if you're physically attracted, which I mean, that's great, you should be attracted to your spouse when you first get married. That changes as you as you each change. And the thing that covers that, you know, because we have wrinkles and different things as we age, and The thing that covers that is over time in your marriage,

it deepens, it goes past just the visual.

And hopefully you start out with more than the visual as well,

but it continues to deepen as you unify.

And you love the person for more than just what they used to look like.

It's deeper than that.

It's who they are.

And for me, it's, you know, the safety, the protection, the provision, the, um, just the

kindness, the being a good dad, like all those things are attractive to me.

Well, howdy, Mark and.

Grace Driscoll nailed it.

Thanks, babe.

Back for the Real Marriage Podcast.

And we are looking at marriages in the book of Genesis.

I'm preaching through the book of Genesis.

If you want to join us, you're welcome to as I'm going verse by verse through this hillbilly

redneck saga of biblical proportions.

It's a crazy family, man.

I mean, there's some stuff in Genesis.

They just can't make into a veggie tail.

It's just a little dark.

Yeah.

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