Good morning, gorgeous. How are you doing a day, my dear?

I hope your day is going great. So whenever you're listening to this, welcome to the Dr. Daff Show.

I'm your host, Dr. Michelle Daff. Today, we are talking about youthfulness, childlikeness,

and all of the things when it comes to gift receiving in marriage. I hope you've been enjoying these conversations on child

likeness. I've gotten a lot of really warm responses from you and it makes me happy to know that

this is a topic that you haven't heard that much about, but it's actually kind of groundbreaking for

you in a sense where you're getting to see something

that could potentially be missing in your marriage, that could be helpful from when you want to

get married one day, and just give you an alternative of how you can position yourself,

like how you can behave and not feel like you have to be stuck in this box where you just have to be

a certain way just because that's how the world says you have to be like you don't you can be

yourself you can be a little bit more cheerful a little more playful you can experiment with

different things in your relationship and see what what, what works, because it's about your relationship.

It doesn't matter if all of the advice says, do this and do that, if it doesn't work when you actually do it.

What works is what you should be doing, but sometimes you may need some suggestions because you just never thought about

doing it. So I hope this is giving you that courage and that insight to be able to go for it.

So with that, my dear, I want you to go ahead and sit back, relax, get something to drink

and something to write with. And let's talk about this.

The last podcast on Fascinating Womanhood, which is a book that we're reading from by Helen

Andalyn.

We talked about giving gifts and receiving gifts

with joy and we talked a little bit about like childlike behavior. We actually have a few

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