No intimacy in marriage

One of the biggest issues brought up in therapy is the lack of or a decrease of physical intimacy after a few years into the relationship. I can write many pages on the topic about why things change after 1-2 years of waking up next to the same person, but I’ll stick to the short version.

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Marriage intimacy exercises are daily activities and habits couples practice that fosters great level of intimacy in marriage

Dear Annie: My husband and I met 20 years ago and had a passionate, whirlwind courtship. Two years after we were married, intimacy gradually became less and less frequent.

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A better question is, "What happens when a marriage goes a long time without sex… for no justifiable reason?"

Intimacy is a vital component of any romantic relationship, including marriage. It is the bond that connects two people physically and emotionally, and it plays a significant role in maintaining a healthy and fulfilling relationship. However, when intimacy is absent from a marriage, it can cause considerable strain and distress.

If you find that you're no longer physically attracted to your spouse, you're likely wondering if you're falling out of love & trying to figure out how your marriage has lost its spark. As marriage counseling professionals, we can assure you that a lack of physical intimacy is a frequent marriage problem, and probably a sign that something deeper is going on. We invite you to examine this question through the lens of Imago relationship theory to dig a little deeper.