First of all, I want to congratulate the wives who are reading this article! Any wife who is willing to selflessly take a step to satisfying her husband deserves to be congratulated!
In my previous article, I mentioned that if a wife wants deeper intimacy with her husband she needs to become selfless. If a wife is trying to please her husband just to get the end result, she will eventually get tired of keeping up pretenses and abandon her quest. Pleasing her husband should be something she wants to do from her heart, out of love.
So, with that being said, let’s move on!
How can a wife “wow” her husband if she doesn’t know how? The answer is simple. Ask him!
Here are a few sample questions that a wife can ask to help her husband open up about his needs. Please keep in mind that these are just samples and any wife may feel free to use them or use her own.
1.What are you most/least satisfied with in our sexual relationship?
2.Would you like it if I initiate sex sometimes?
3.What would you like me to do more/less often?
4.How often would you like us to have sex?
5.Would you like me to be more spontaneous?
Make sure to ask your question(s) at the right time. Find a time where you and your husband feel emotionally connected. Normally in the afterglow of physical union, husbands and wives feel close to each other. Perhaps this may be the perfect time! Take it slowly. Use your best judgment on which one/ones to ask and when.
If a husband doesn’t really want to open up and talk about his needs, then his wife should be patient. In the meantime, she should attempt to surprise him and be more initiative with sex. If she keeps this up, he should be willing to share his feelings on the matter.
Use your knowledge of what your husband likes/dislikes to surprise him!
Remember:
1.Pray for the Lord’s guidance on how to please your husband.
2.It is OK to try things outside of your “comfort zone”.
3. Keep him guessing.
4. Say “YES!” to spontaneity.
5. Seeing you fulfilling his needs will make him want to meet yours.
All I can say is… WOW!
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Loving this!
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Thank you for the reblog!
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You are very welcome!
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wow, that is something that I can really relate to, great post, well done, really like it 🙂
I found your little space in the community pool, so glad I did!! amazing write up!!!keep writing and inspire us….
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Thank you very much!
I will take a look at your blog now.
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I hope many wives will be inspired to make a difference in the relationships with their husbands.
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Awesome awesome article. I love it to the T!
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Thank you for taking the time to stop by and read my article.😀
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Communication is so very important. It may take time for a husband to open up so it helps him when his wife is patient and reassuring with him. Great post.
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To quote a Lysa TerKeurst in her book Uninvited, “When giving is from a heart whose real motivation is what we’re hoping to get in return, it’s not really love at all.”
Seems to be a recurrent theme popping up in my life! *Note to self*
Thanks for the referral to your article–so relevant!
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A very true quote…thanks for sharing!
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Thank you for commenting on my post and sharing your blog with me! I’m in complete agreement and thank you for the tips! Very helpful!
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Welcome to my blog and thank you! Please feel free to share with anyone else!
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I absolutely love your posts! I will definitely keep coming back for more! I want to create a post about marriage and anxiety in the near future. Definitely going to link your blog in my post if it’s okay. You have a new follower! Thanks for posting and keep up the good work!
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Thanks for stopping by, Courtney! I appreciate your kind comments!
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Excellent tips that can be applied to both wives and husbands. The Bible says in Matthew 7:7 to just ask and you will receive it. Don’t ever feel like you don’t deserve to tell your spouse what you do or don’t like. I’d rather have us both being brutally honest and happy than tipping around our feelings and being miserable.
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I agree with being honest, however, I think that respect for each spouse’s opinion or stand on a matter should be taken into consideration.
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Yes, share your desires, give constructive criticism. Don’t say it if it’s not done in love, honor, peace and respect.
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