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When You're Not Attracted to Some Parts of Them...
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6:57Now PlayingAre you wrestling with doubts about not being 100% attracted to your significant other? You're not alone! In this episode of Discerning Marriage, Elizabeth Busby tackles a heartfelt question from Instagram: How do you handle the parts of your partner that you find 'meh'?
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