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#MarriageFirst emphasizes prioritizing marriage as a foundation for relationships. It promotes commitment, shared values, stability, and intimacy, encouraging couples to focus on building a strong, lasting partnership before other societal pressures.
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6. Disconnect from phones after kids are in bed so you can connect together. 7. Check in with each other every single day about your marriage relationship. 8. Celebrate your marriage milestones as a couple. 9. Take a yearly getaway as a couple. 10. Teach your kids that you agree on everything together as a couple and they cannot divide you. Putting your marriage first doesn’t mean neglecting your kids in any way, and has nothing to do with amount of time. Putting your marriage first means effort, prioritizing, keeping the marriage intimate, and make sure both spouses needs are getting met. Anything you would add? What keeps your marriage strong? #Marriage #marriagetips #intimacytips #husbandsneedsmatter #marriagechallenge #marriagequotes #relationshipadvice #ultimateintimacy #happymarriage #ultimateintimacy #relationshiptip #marriagepodcast #relationshiptips #goals2025 #loveandmarriage #marriagechallenges #spousefirst #marriagefirst
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If there’s one thing we’ve learned from surveying thousands of married couples, it’s this: everyone wants sex to feel loving, connecting, and uniting. The kind of intimacy that isn’t just physical but emotional too. Husbands and wives alike want to feel seen, respected, and loved before intimacy — and that emotional connection is what makes sex feel truly meaningful in marriage. Here’s the truth: emotional intimacy needs to come FIRST. When a wife feels emotionally safe, loved, and valued, her desire for physical intimacy grows naturally. And when a husband feels truly connected, he experiences the depth of intimacy he craves too. It becomes more than just an act — it becomes "making love" in every sense of the word. For this kind of intimacy to happen, kindness, respect, loyalty, and love must be at the core of a marriage. Without those things, intimacy can feel like an obligation or something that’s done out of duty rather than desire. But when both spouses feel emotionally connected? That’s when sex transforms into something powerful, meaningful, and deeply uniting. Husbands want this too. The survey we conducted made it clear — men want their wives to feel loved and connected, because that’s when intimacy feels the most fulfilling for both of them. Husbands want intimacy that makes their marriage stronger, not just a quick physical release. They want their spouse to want them — not out of duty, but out of genuine connection. The key is understanding that emotional intimacy is the foundation. It’s not just a “nice bonus” — it’s essential for creating the type of sex life both spouses dream of. Love first, intimacy follows. That’s how marriages thrive. And when emotional intimacy is there, Sexual intimacy NEEDS to be prioritized in the marriage. This is what keeps a relationship passionate. AGREE? Download the app for free at ultimatentimacy.com for HUNDREDS of free resources created with experts to help strengthen the emotional AND sexual intimacy in your marriage, AND your communication! #intimatemarriage #loveandmarriage #goals2025 #intimacytips #marriagepodcast #relationshiptip #marriagefirst #happymarriage #ultimateintimacy #marriagequotes #marriagechallenge #relationshipadvice #Marriage #marriagetips
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There is nothing better than a husband who CARES. a husband who TRIES. A husband who loves God and that shows in the way he cares for his family. A man doesn’t need to be a perfect husband in any way, but if his wife and family can FEEL that he loves them, wants to take care of them, and provide for them in far more than just money... that is emotional intimacy. Emotional Intimacy is more about how you make someone FEEL rather than just what you do. While actions and behaviors certainly play a role in nurturing emotional intimacy, it’s the deeper connection and understanding that you cultivate with your spouse that truly fosters emotional intimacy. Emotional intimacy involves being vulnerable, empathetic, and supportive towards your spouse. It’s about creating a safe space where both of you feel comfortable expressing your true thoughts, feelings, and desires without fear of judgment or rejection. It’s about listening actively, validating emotions, and showing empathy towards your spouse’s experiences. Ultimately, emotional intimacy is about building a deep emotional bond based on trust, respect, and mutual understanding. It’s about making your spouse feel valued, appreciated, and loved for who they are, not just for what they do. This is what makes a husband (and a wife) so great. It starts with caring ❤️ Do you agree? 📱Don’t forget to download the ultimate intimacy app in the Apple and Amazon App stores for free to strengthen and spice up your marriage relationship!! Over 200 resources 🔥🙌 ultimateintimacy.com -bedroom game customizable -quizzes -intimate conversation starters -private chat -intimate calendar -expert resources -intimate products and so much more! @ultimateintimacyapp on Instagram for daily marriage tips #Marriage #marriagetips #intimacytips #husbandsneedsmatter #marriagequotes #marriagechallenge #marriagechallengereels #marriagequotes #relationshipadvice #ultimateintimacy #happymarriage #marriagefirst #beingaprovider #husbandtips #goodhusband #goodfather
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In a healthy family, your relationship should always be the priority—not the kids. 💡 When you nurture your partnership, you create a stable, loving foundation for your children to thrive. Prioritizing your relationship teaches them what love, respect, and connection look like. ✔️ Schedule regular date nights. ✔️ Communicate openly and often. ✔️ Work as a team. Strong relationships raise strong children. Don’t let your bond take a backseat—your love is the blueprint for their future. 💕 #RelationshipGoals #HealthyRelationships #MarriageFirst #StrongFamilies #shawnmcbridetherapy #couplescounselingcenter
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Here’s the breakdown ⬇️ 1. Your marriage should come first when they’re babies. 2. Your marriage should come first when they're toddlers. 3. Your marriage should come first when they’re kids. 4. Your marriage should come first when they’re tweens. 5. Your marriage should come first when they’re teenagers. 6. Your marriage should come first when they’re moving out. 7. Your marriage should come first when they’re adults. ❤️Your marriage is the best gift you can give your children. I see it all the time: a couple gets married, has kids, and lets the kids come first. When the kids become teenagers and uber-independent, and the couple has more time on their hands, the couple doesn’t know each other anymore. The kids move out, and the couple divorces. Invest in and be intentional about your marriage throughout all of the stages of parenthood. Allowing your children to see a vivacious, alive, and thriving marriage is something they will take into the world with them. Thriving relationships include conflict, reconciliation, flirtation, annoyance, grace, and forgiveness. These are not taught; they’re caught. The best “move-out” gift for adult children is a healthy, vibrant marriage that has been properly fed for decades! Stability. As our adult children head out into the world, stability is just one of your marriage's many gifts. So couples, PLEASE don’t stop dating and never stop putting your marriage first! Drop your favorite emoji below if you're committed to putting your marriage first! #marriagefirst #adultchildren #marriedwithchildren #marriage #beintentional #marriageadvice #marriagegoals #parentsofteens
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