What Men REALLY Want in Marriage (It's Not What You Think!
February 15, 2025
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as posted by the channelWhat Men & Women REALLY Want in Marriage | Marriage Podcast Ep. 2
In this episode, we're diving deep into what men and women truly desire in marriage—and it’s not as simple as you think. My wife, Julie, and I are back to break down the differences between physical touch vs. affection and appreciation vs. words of affirmation.
🔥 Men crave: Physical touch & appreciation.
💖 Women desire: Affection & words of affirmation.
But what happens when life gets overwhelming? How do finances, stress, and even culture impact intimacy and connection? We’re keeping it raw, real, and unfiltered—no scripts, no fluff, just the honest truth from 20 years of marriage.
✔️ How seasons of life change intimacy
✔️ Why men struggle with exhaustion & how it affects relationships
✔️ The secret to non-sexual physical touch that strengthens marriages
✔️ How words of affirmation can transform your spouse’s confidence
✔️ The real reason many couples struggle with intimacy (and how to fix it!)
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